Have you been trying to carry everything on your own without realizing you were never meant to? In this episode, Chris and I share one of the most powerful metaphors we’ve ever used in our relationship and business: the cross-country bike ride and the support van. We open up about the seasons where one of us had to step back, the moments we resisted asking for help, and what it actually takes to build a partnership and a life that works long-term. Tune in to shift how you think about support, success, and doing life with others.

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HIGHLIGHTS

Why you can’t be the one “out front” all the time.
How to communicate your needs so people can actually support you.
What it looks like to switch roles in relationships, business, and friendships.
How to outsource your “support van” when both partners are in a growth season.
Why support isn’t optional if you want to grow sustainably.

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