How to Survive a Contracting Company (as a Spouse)

Contractor Cuts

Clark and Esther dive into the challenges of running a contracting business while trying to keep faith, family, and work in balance—and why protecting your marriage is just as important as growing your company.

• How ignoring your spouse’s perspective can slowly erode connection
• The hidden dangers of letting business stress spill over into your home life
• Why transparency about financial struggles builds more trust than hiding them
• The importance of scheduling recovery time instead of always pushing harder
• Practical ways to invite your spouse into decision-making without overwhelming them
• How regular check-ins about priorities prevent resentment from building
• Why spiritual grounding helps you weather business storms as a family
• Recognizing when it’s time to seek outside counseling before patterns worsen

If you’re feeling the strain of balancing business, marriage, and faith, reach out to us for a free call to help you set up systems that protect what matters most.

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1. Introduction to Contractor Cuts (00:00:00)

2. Starting a Company After Marriage (00:02:56)

3. Early Marriage Struggles and Therapy (00:05:42)

4. Having Kids and Postpartum Depression (00:10:25)

5. Moving Goalposts and Financial Decisions (00:16:58)

6. The "I'll Be Home at 5" Problem (00:32:07)

7. Vulnerability and Communication Tips (00:41:31)

8. Nashville Retreat Invitation and Closing (00:49:59)