Tim Frey explains how business habits like structured schedules and tracking metrics can bleed into relationships, turning partners into projects. When you can't switch off that mindset, you end up micromanaging everything from dishwasher loading to how your partner spends their time.
A lot of the things that will make you successful in business are going to be more masculine and energy. So things like being very structured with your time, making fast decisions and tracking KPIs and all those sorts of things. But if you spend eight or nine hours of your day in that energy and then your husband comes home from work and then you're supposed to now move into a wife, it's really hard to let that energy go. So what will happen is you can be very controlling in your business, which is natural, but then you probably carrying that controlling nature into your relationship at the end of the day as well. So, you know, trying to tell him how to put shit in the dishwasher correctly and you kind of start micromanaging the house just like you kind of micromanage your business. I just want to touch on she has done well, the Treb wife. What's her name? I think it's Nala.
