How We've Built Our Life and Businesses Together with Brian Walsh

<p>To celebrate the 100th episode of the She Believed She Could podcast, Allison is joined by her husband Brian Walsh, and dear friend Brian Schweitzer. In today's episode, they kick off a new season, take a walk down memory lane and share valuable advice on how they've built their lives and businesses together. And while we've spotlighted amazing women over the last 4 seasons, this episode is the first of many where we will welcome men to the show! Enjoy!</p><p><strong>Memorable Moments:</strong></p><p>“I think there have definitely been pivotal moments for me at certain times in which I can actually pinpoint and say, If I had not made those decisions, I would not be here now.”</p><p>“Together, we're both trying to build our businesses. We're both trying to find time to invest in ourselves, to support our kids, and support each other and everything that's happening in our lives.”</p><p>“I've learned that at different stages and phases of life and your career and family and everything – you have to be okay with asking for support. There's this misconception that you have to do it alone, you’ve got to make it and figure it out the hard way. You don't, there's a lot of amazing people that want to support you, your dreams, and your goals.”</p><p>“My biggest piece of business advice, it's the ABCs. Who is your attorney? Who is your banker? And who is your CPA? If you know those three, you have contact with them, and they're involved in the operation of your business, I think your business is going to do that much better.”</p><p>“I'm very protective of who I allow into this inner circle because I realize the influence that people can have over you.”</p><p><strong>About Brian Walsh:</strong></p><p>Brian M. Walsh, esq. has practiced law in Florida for over fifteen years. He is a member of The Florida Bar, the American Bar Association, and the Orange County Bar Association. In March 2016, he also became one of the 10 percent of lawyers who experienced the honor of being sworn into practice before the United States Suprem