Business
Do you ever want a sneak peek behind how couples navigate entrepreneurship, long-term partnership, and making big life decisions? If you want to find the inspiration to follow your bliss without destroying your most important relationships in the process, this episode is for you. In today’s conversation, I get cozy with my husband, George Brian Sellner. We've been married for 15 years and explore a wide range of topics. From the highs and lows of starting and closing businesses, how we made it through hard times, and some simple practices we do to stay connected to each other and our personal dreams. George is a husband, father, teaching artist and entrepreneur. He has spent a majority of his life in the performing arts as a touring actor, musician, performer and educator. He founded One Heart Music, a rock and roll family music class, and for the past 7 years has helped over 1,000 families fall in love with the magic of making music together in a community. He’s recorded three children’s music albums which you can find on Spotify or at oneheartmusic.org. George is a certified coach under Brian Johnson's Optimize program, and he’s committed to optimal living and helping others create a flourishing life. What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: The story of how we met, and how he says it was “love at first sight” :: The ways that George leads with love by following his inner voice :: What living in Hawaii and starting our first business together looked like, plus the key lessons this experience taught us :: How One Heart Music was born, why we made the decision to close down our learning center and the impact this had on our marriage at that time :: George’s relationship with social media, and a big realization he made about his time management :: What George’s “habit stacking” looks like, and something we have done together for 269 days in a row (and counting) that has brought us closer You can find the full show notes from this episode over at http://jadahsellner.com/follow-your-bliss-georgesellner-182