April 26, 2014
My husband’s birthday is just around the corner, and I was thinking about how amazingly supportive he has been through the trials and tribulations my business has seen over the last five years. He’s been my #1 fan. Part cheerleader, part therapist, part mentor, part mastermind, part cattle prod (as in “don’t you think it’s time you got off that computer and went to the gym?”), Joe has been a vital part of my company . . . even though he’s not an owner. For all that he does, I can put up with the Mets and the Giants. 🙂 So I had a little chuckle when I came across Dr. Gail Saltz’s column, advising a man whose fiancée excluded him from her startup. Seems he supported her and her two daughters when she lost her job. She got a part-time job, and promptly lost that, leaving him to support the family alone. The fiancée then got all excited about an Internet business, and the man helped her by paying off all the expenses she…
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