A short motivational monologue (Jim Johnson) advising people to involve their significant others in conversations about personal dreams and life plans. The speaker emphasizes that partnerships matter for pursuing dreams — you must understand your partner’s goals and get them on board because a partner can help realize, undermine, or appropriate part of a dream.
If you, if you have a significant other or you're interested in a potential significant other, do not discount their thoughts, opinions or understanding of whatever your dream might be. So this is, this is huge. If you're, if you're a man or a woman and you already have a significant other, you're married to this person, you need to talk to them about what you see for your life or your life collectively because there's two of you and so what are they after? And so if you're, if you're thinking this business is generally the vehicle to your dream, you're going to need to know what her dream is or his dream is because if they're not on board, I say this and it usually grabs a chuckle. But if your significant other, your spouse is not on board with your dream and you push for that thing, they can make it happen, they can break it or they can take half of it.
