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I've run two companies, have 3 children and have been happily married for 15 years. It wholly depends who you and your spouse are and how much time you put asid

by meaty 14y ago

I've run two companies, have 3 children and have been happily married for 15 years. It wholly depends who you and your spouse are and how much time you put aside for your family. Your family are more important than any business venture - that's the key to success. Also don't base any relationship on financial benefits - many a time we've had literally nothing to this point we had to eat on 12GBP a week for a couple of months and put every bill off and that's not been a problem because we're good company for each other without any tangible items to amuse us.

kayoone 14y ago
That is superb and i didnt want to imply that its not possible with my comment! There are a lot of factors in play and it can all work out very well! That being said, i started my first real company when i was 6 years into a strong relationship. 2 years later the relationship is gone and the company failed to catch on. I dont regret it and am still motivated to start new things, if anything this only made me stronger but it was very tough going through it!