Your team’s capable. You’re checking all the boxes. But something still feels off. This week on the Babies and Business podcast, Avram and Rachel share a story about a day spent driving around the city taking photos—a day that started off just fine but quickly turned into wrong turns, car sickness, and rising frustration. That experience led them to an important realization about communication, team workflow, and knowing when it’s time to switch roles. From business partnerships to team dynamics, they explore what happens when the right people are in the wrong seats and how small, intentional shifts can change everything. They also share practical tools to help leaders build stronger, more aligned teams at work and at home. 🎧 Listen now: https://babiesandbiz.com/85 Avram and Rachel share a personal story about a major turning point in their relationship and businessWhy being the right person doesn’t matter if you’re in the wrong roleThe power of speaking up when something isn’t workingTools they’ve used to strengthen communication as a couple and with their teamThe importance of aligning roles with natural strengths—at home and at workHow the Clifton StrengthsFinder test transformed how they see each other and their teamWhy you need to evaluate systems instead of blaming peopleHow the S-Curve tool helps keep team members challenged, fulfilled, and engagedSimple ways to check in with your partner or your team and invite real feedbackWhy hiring for strategy vs. implementation requires clarity—and how to spot the differenceThe benefits of switching responsibilities to find what works Available on: ▶️ Apple: babiesandbiz.com/apple ▶️ Spotify: babiesandbiz.com/spotify ▶️ Google: babiesandbiz.com/google Connect with Us on Social Media: Facebook: https://BabiesAndBiz.com/FB Instagram: https://BabiesAndBiz.com/IG TikTok: https://BabiesAndBiz.com/TT Twitter: https://BabiesAndBiz.com/TW YouTube: https://BabiesAndBiz.com/YT

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