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I was wondering if it would be smart for me to move three hours away from where I live now to move in with my boyfriend

so that I can build up a clientele where he's at and build my own salon.

No.

No.

What's one thing got to do with the other?

What's moving away got to do with building the salon?

So the area that I'm in right now, there's not as high of a demand because there are so many salons over here.

And I also don't have the greatest relationship with my family.

Okay.

So I would rather be around people that want to be around me, such as his family and him. And he has also

said that he would help me build what I am wanting to build if it's over there. So what kind of

a salon are we talking about? Hair? No. Nails. I do nails.

Okay.

I love the idea of you going someplace where you can have the business that you want to have.

I love the idea of you exiting what might be kind of a toxic relational environment with your family.

I think that's all great. And if you've identified the right place to do that, I think that's fabulous. What I don't like is you tying up your business,

your prosperity with someone that you're not married to. Because what happens if this guy

turns out to not be the guy that you marry? Well, now you're tied to him economically, which

means if this starts going south, but your business is doing well, you might be less likely to

end that relationship because you're economically tied up in it. Yeah, or worse than that,

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