John Deloney

Sometimes when you have a moment like that, that's just a catalyst and you're just ready to go, you're assuming that the person next to you should just jump right into your level of excitement.

And it's not always like that.

And sometimes it's multiple conversations of you sharing your heart

and sharing your fears for them to even be like, okay, I may not share your passion, but I'll go along with you on this ride until maybe one day I do.

What about your wife?

What's she earn every month or yearly?

Uh,

Okay.

So there's a couple things linked in here.

Let's first talk about debt aside and paying off debt aside.

How does she feel about combining your finances together and just saying, hey, we have one account.

Both of our paychecks go into it.

We have transparency.

We make financial decisions together, like that whole bag.

How does she feel about that?

But let's take that.

Let's take financial philosophy off the table for just a second.

And just the idea of combining to become one.

And we're just going to do this thing together to have full transparency.

Would aside from because it's going to take some time for you guys to have similar values and you're never going to think the same.