Ever considered working for yourself? Some of the oft-touted perks make it seem like a dream. You get more control over your time, total freedom over creative and business decisions, and a better work-life balance.
For many self-employed entrepreneurs, however, this promise proves a cruel mirage. Financial insecurity, unforeseen obstacles and having to work lonely late nights can all make the reality very different.
And although they might be running a business solo, entrepreneurs don't get to exist in their own little bubbles. The pressures they face can put serious strain on all of their relationships.
Perhaps none so much as that with a spouse, who gets a front-row seat to all the ups and downs.
My recent research sought to examine what it's like when a partner's business becomes the other significant other.
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