This week we flipped the script. YOU asked the questions — and we answered everything.

From our deepest fears… to the moment we knew we’d get married… to how we balance parenting, business, and our relationship without burning out — nothing was off limits.

We share:

✅ Our biggest fears (and how they still drive us)

✅ The most important influences in our lives

✅ How we knew we were “the one” for each other

✅ What keeps our marriage strong while running two businesses

✅ Habits that stop us from burning out

✅ Our real thoughts on legacy, risk, and giving back

This is the most raw and unfiltered Love ’n Business episode yet.

Drop your questions in the comments — we’ll feature them in the next Q&A episode!

Timecodes:

00:00 – Why this episode is different

01:00 – Our biggest fears growing up (and still today)

05:00 – The nightmare of being unprepared

08:00 – Who influenced us most outside family

14:30 – When we knew we’d marry each other

18:00 – The most uncomfortable compliments we’ve ever given

23:30 – How parenting reshaped our view of success

29:00 – The one word that keeps our relationship strong

36:00 – Can couples work together without burning out?

44:00 – The truth about egos, money, and support

49:00 – The most overlooked skill every entrepreneur needs

51:30 – How we decide when to risk it all in business

58:00 – Do entrepreneurs owe their community?

1:04:00 – What legacy really means to us

1:07:00 – Closing thoughts

In this episode of Love and Business, we sit down with Carter Wilde, founder of Wild Acres and one of the most respected dog trainers in Baltimore County. Carter’s story is one of grit, resilience, and transformation — from battling addiction in his early 20s to building a thriving 20-acre training and boarding facility, plus launching a dog gear product line.

Carter shares:

• How getting clean in 2012 ignited his entrepreneurial journey
• The surprising parallels between habit-building in humans and training in dogs
• Why replacing bad habits with better ones is the key to long-term change
• How his family (and becoming a father) reshaped his priorities and leadership
• The business lessons from buying and renovating an aging kennel into a thriving enterprise

Whether you’re passionate about dog training, interested in overcoming addiction, or curious about the grind of building a business from the ground up, Carter’s journey will inspire and challenge you.

Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro to Carter Wilde & Wild Acres
3:20 – Early life, first dogs, and training roots
10:45 – Sobriety & the mindset shift
18:20 – Habits: humans vs. dogs
28:05 – From side hustles to full-time dog training
37:45 – Buying and rebuilding a 20-acre kennel
50:15 – Parenthood’s impact on business and life
1:05:40 – Lessons in legacy, gratitude & growth

Connect with Carter Wilde:
Instagram – @carterwilde

Website – https://wildeacresmd.com/

In this raw and timely episode of Love N’ Business, Mick and Britt sit down for an open conversation about what it really looks like to lead a business while life is changing fast at home and at work.

They share personal updates, the growing pains of evolving leadership roles, and how becoming parents has reshaped their outlook on business, time, and priorities.

Britt talks about stepping out of the weeds, building a capable team, and rolling out something she calls “transition training”—a hands-on process for teaching her team how to take ownership of the company’s most critical functions.

Mick opens up about being pulled back into the business, managing the sales team directly again, and how he’s navigating what it means to lead effectively while juggling multiple roles.

If you’re in a season of transition, trying to grow without burning out, or figuring out how to show up for both your team and your family, this episode will feel familiar—and offer some real tools and perspective along the way.

• Transitioning leadership without losing control

• Creating systems for delegation and documentation

• How parenthood changes your leadership style

• Balancing personal growth and business growth

• Emotional intelligence in business decisions

• Building a team you can trust with the mission

Available now on all platforms. Subscribe to catch more episodes every week.

#LoveNBusiness #Leadership #BusinessGrowth #WorkingParents #Delegation #TransitionTraining #Entrepreneurship #Podcast

What happens when a stand-up comic reads one book, quits her job, and drags her mom out of retirement to start a soup company?

Sara Polon, founder of Soupergirl, turned a simple idea into a national brand — featured on Shark Tank, sold in Whole Foods and Costco, and recognized as the first food company in the U.S. to earn Fair Food Certification.

In this episode, she opens up about building a mission-driven business, living with ADHD, and staying true to your values while scaling a brand that feeds both people and purpose.

Watch the full episode on YouTube → https://youtu.be/VCyLhZ6g1h8

In this conversation, Thiru Vignarajah — former federal prosecutor, Harvard Law Review president, and civic leader — opens up about what it really feels like to fight for public trust, survive personal attacks, and keep showing up after losing.

From becoming a Supreme Court clerk to running for Mayor of Baltimore, Thiru shares the raw truth about ambition, legacy, and leadership under fire.

Listen on Apple, Spotify, or anywhere you get your podcasts.
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This episode is for anyone feeling powerless or questioning how to make an impact in uncertain times. Alicia’s clarity, humility, and wisdom will light a fire in anyone who’s ever wondered: “What can I do?”

Alicia Wilson shares her deeply inspiring journey from grassroots community work in Baltimore to leading national philanthropy at JP Morgan—and back again to Johns Hopkins. In this powerful conversation, Alicia opens up about purpose-driven leadership, the reality of inequality in healthcare, and the importance of starting with one.

Subscribe for more powerful conversations on leadership, purpose, and parenthood.

00:00 Introduction to Alicia Wilson's Journey

02:58 The Power of Mentorship

05:58 The Influence of Family Values

09:00 Navigating the Legal Landscape

11:52 The Importance of Education and Trade Skills

15:04 Building a Network of Mentors

17:55 Intentionality in Relationships

21:04 Transformative Experiences in Juvenile Court

31:10 Resilience in Youth: Stories of Hope

36:03 The Importance of Mentorship

41:45 Business and Community: A Symbiotic Relationship

48:22 Navigating Challenges in Philanthropy

51:18 Empowerment Through Individual Action

Hilary Phelps (Michael Phelps’ sister) and Greg Shindler join us to explore intentional living, recovery, mental health, motherhood, entrepreneurship, and finding purpose through vulnerability.

This episode dives deep into sobriety, parenting, identity shifts, and personal growth in the face of life’s challenges.

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Life will never be the same after having a baby—and we wouldn’t have it any other way. In this episode, Mick and Britt break down how their daily routines have completely transformed since welcoming baby Moxy. They reflect on their old habits, the major shifts that came with parenthood, and how they’ve adapted to their new reality. Beyond the routines, they dive into the deeper meaning behind these changes, discussing what truly matters now and how they’ve reshaped their priorities. If you're navigating parenthood, business, and personal growth, this episode is for you!

Key topics include:

Join Mick and Britt as they reflect on their journey and discuss:

• Adapting to Parenthood: How Baby Moxy Transformed Their Daily Routines
• Shifting Priorities: Letting Go of Old Habits and Embracing a New Focus
• The Emotional Impact of Change: How Parenthood Reshapes Perspective on Life & Business

• The Deeper WHY Behind Lifestyle Changes: Understanding the Meaning Behind New Priorities

• Balancing Parenthood and Entrepreneurship: Finding Efficiency in a New Reality
• Making Sacrifices for What Matters Most: Cutting Out the Non-Essential to Thrive