Jack

I'm an entrepreneur.

I dragged her into this.

We're kind of like Batman and Robin.

Except that I'm Robin and she's Batman.

She's turned out to be a rock star at business, marketing, all kinds of stuff.

Anyway, we're at a point in our career where I'd like to keep going with our joint effort just because it's been super fulfilling to work together.

And the things that I'm not good at in business, she's awesome at.

And, um, but lately I like the last few months she's gotten a job.

She's a, like a VP of marketing with a company, CMO, these, these high ranking titles.

She's just a ninja at what she does.

So the problem we're running into, we keep having the same, we're kind of going in a circle over and over about, um, how to work together sort of, or how to, how to,

thrive still while not working together.

Um, and it just seems to be a bit of an impasse because I kind of, the career that I'm in, it's, it's really too much for just me by myself to handle.

There's so much to running a business.

You probably already know that, but aside from just making the product, there's so much, uh, sales, marketing, taxes, accounting, all the things, right?

that it worked really well when we worked together, but doing it on my own, I'm pretty much floundering.

So Julie's in the tough spot of her own career is doing super well, but she sees me floundering and then feels like she has to help me, right?

And I don't want someone who feels like they have to help me.

That's not fun.

Um, but you want her to want to help you.