We all know that the life of an entrepreneur begins with a risk,
often followed by a bit of a rough patch before breakthrough. 
It’s one thing to hear that story from the entrepreneur, but how is
that experience for the person watching on?  Amy Stefanik is
“The Entrepreneur’s Wife”, sharing a no-holds-barred insight into
the reality of life in all the stages of entrepreneurship and the
experience of the spouse.  We went in expecting to hear how
rough and hard it is, but instead were treated to a series of life
lessons that demonstrate the strength of character required to be
the spouse of someone risking it all for a dream.  We thought
Luke was going to get the hard time, but it’s Susie walking away
with the life lessons on coping with fear, realistic expectations
and the importance of communication (including holding one’s
tongue).

Episode Timeline:

00:36   Luke’s incredible packing skills

03:00   Introducing The Entrepreneur’s Wife, Amy
Stefanik

06:51   The Three Stages of Entrepreneurship
explored

12:56   The big lesson from the blog “What I Learned
From My Entrepreneurial Marriage”

16:51   The most challenging time faced by Amy and
Mark in their entrepreneur journey

22:25   What’s the lesson for the entrepreneur in
marriage?



Show Links:

To find out more about Amy, go to her website:  Amy Stefanic

Or follow her on Facebook:  The Entrepreneur’s
Wife

Support the 
Red Shield Appeal



Keep in Touch:

SMS us on 0417 4555 37 (within Australia) or at +61 417 4555 37
(Outside Australia)

Facebook

Twitter:  @lukeandsusie

We all know that the life of an entrepreneur begins with a risk,
often followed by a bit of a rough patch before breakthrough. 
It’s one thing to hear that story from the entrepreneur, but how is
that experience for the person watching on?  Amy Stefanik is
“The Entrepreneur’s Wife”, sharing a no-holds-barred insight into
the reality of life in all the stages of entrepreneurship and the
experience of the spouse.  We went in expecting to hear how
rough and hard it is, but instead were treated to a series of life
lessons that demonstrate the strength of character required to be
the spouse of someone risking it all for a dream.  We thought
Luke was going to get the hard time, but it’s Susie walking away
with the life lessons on coping with fear, realistic expectations
and the importance of communication (including holding one’s
tongue).
Episode Timeline:
00:36   Luke’s incredible packing skills
03:00   Introducing The Entrepreneur’s Wife, Amy
Stefanik
06:51   The Three Stages of Entrepreneurship
explored
12:56   The big lesson from the blog “What I Learned
From My Entrepreneurial Marriage”
16:51   The most challenging time faced by Amy and
Mark in their entrepreneur journey
22:25   What’s the lesson for the entrepreneur in
marriage?
 
Show Links:
To find out more about Amy, go to her website:  <a href="http://amystefanik.com/">Amy Stefanic</a>
Or follow her on Facebook:  <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheEntrepreneursWife/">The Entrepreneur’s
Wife</a>
Support the <a href="https://salvos.org.au/get-involved/help-us-fundraise/red-shield-appeal/">
Red Shield Appeal</a>
 
Keep in Touch:
SMS us on 0417 4555 37 (within Australia) or at +61 417 4555 37
(Outside Australia)
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/lukeandsusie/">Facebook</a>
Twitter:  @lukeandsusie

Luke and Susie are a husband and wife radio team passionate about not settling for half measures. Why strive for being married for forty years when you can strive for an extraordinary marriage? Why settle for being a good parent when your children deserve you to give them an extraordinary parent? Luke and Susie explore faith, family, culture in a way that gives us the strength to pursue the extraordinary and while we may never achieve such lofty heights we will settle for nothing less.

Daily exploring Faith, Family, Culture with a smile.

Luke and Susie Podcast

We all know that the life of an entrepreneur begins with a risk,
often followed by a bit of a rough patch before breakthrough. 
It’s one thing to hear that story from the entrepreneur, but how is
that experience for the person watching...

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