The Marriagepreneurs

LaKisa Taylor-Allston

LaKisa Taylor-Allston, Realtor and Entrepreneur along with her marriagepeneur friends; husband and wives who are in business together or self/employed entrepreneurs are discussing how they navigate marriage and entrepreneurship. Join these ladies and their guest as they navigate entrepreneurship, marriage, managing business with their partners and more. While you will primarily hear from the wives, the husbands are close by and will chime in here and there. 

  1. Jul 27

    Ep. 22: The Marriagepreneurs Book Series: “Closing One Chapter, Preparing for the Next”

    “Closing One Chapter, Preparing for the Next”  Season Two was all about laying the foundation of what it means to be a Marriagepreneur — not just in theory, but in real life. Not from textbooks. Not from degrees. Not from formal education. But from my lived experience. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again:  I am not here because I have a wall full of certificates. I am here because I have a life full of lessons. Everything I’ve shared this season — the stories, the strategies, the insights, the challenges — came from real moments, real mistakes, real breakthroughs, and real growth. It was about being honest. Being transparent. Being vulnerable. Being real. Because I believe that real stories build real community. I created this podcast because I knew there were women, couples, and entrepreneurs out there who felt like me. People who were building love and legacy at the same time. People who were navigating marriage and business and purpose and identity all at once. People who needed a space where they could breathe, relate, and grow. I poured into this podcast hoping that the right people would hear it and say,  “Finally… someone gets it.”  “Finally… someone is speaking my language.”  “Finally… I’m not alone.” If you’ve been listening, sharing, taking notes, sending messages, or simply nodding along in your car — you are my tribe.  And I’m grateful for you. The Marriagepreneurs, The Playbook for Wives, The Discovery Pack — these are not just products. They are my intellectual property. They are my heart on paper. They are the blueprint of my lived experience. And yes…  For all my wives listening…  For all the husbands who want to understand their role…  For all the couples who want to build well… The book for husbands is in the works.  But like everything I do, I will submit it prayerfully to the Lord.  I don’t rush what God is writing.  I don’t force what God is forming. When it’s time, it will be time. Now, as we close out this season, I’m stepping into a summer break — a time to travel, to celebrate my birthday, to rest, to reset, and to refill. But hear me clearly:  I am coming back. And when I return, I’m bringing: More exciting information, more rewarding conversations, more professional learning, more tools to help you build well, and More stories, more strategies, more truth Season Three is going to be powerful.  We’re going deeper. We’re going wider. We’re building stronger. Because this movement — this Marriagepreneur movement — is just getting started.  Before I go, I want to leave you with a few invitations — because I’m not disappearing, I’m just resting.  If you want to be a guest on the podcast — call me or email me.  Your story matters. Your voice matters. Your experience matters.  If you have a question as a spouse or an entrepreneur — call me or email me.  I want to hear from you. I want to support you. I want to walk with you.  If you and your partner are ready to build well — sign up for a Hot Seat Session or a VIP Day.  This is where the real work happens. This is where clarity comes. This is where breakthroughs happen. This is where couples shift from surviving to thriving. I’m here for you. I’m rooting for you. I’m building with you.

  2. Jul 20

    Ep. 21: The Marriagepreneurs Book Series: Becoming, Building, Balancing & Blooming: A Wife’s Journey in an Entrepreneurial Marriage

    Becoming, Building, Balancing & Blooming: "A Wife’s Journey in an Entrepreneurial Marriage" One of the core themes of the Playbook is Becoming — specifically, becoming a Wife in Purpose. A Wife in Purpose is not defined by titles, tasks, or timelines.  She is defined by alignment. She understands that her identity is rooted in God, not in productivity.  She knows that her marriage is part of her assignment, not a distraction from it.  She recognizes that her gifts, her voice, her creativity, and her calling matter — inside and outside the home. In the chapter Wife in Purpose, I talk about how purpose is not something you chase; it’s something you embody. It’s the way you show up. It’s the way you love. It’s the way you serve. It’s the way you build. Becoming is about evolving — spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and relationally.  It’s about becoming the woman God designed you to be, not the woman society pressures you to be. And in entrepreneurial marriages, becoming is essential.  Because when you grow, everything connected to you grows. Entrepreneurial marriages come with a unique rhythm.  There are seasons of hustle, seasons of stretching, seasons of uncertainty, and seasons of overflow.  But the key is learning how to build without burning out. Grace is not laziness. Grace is alignment. Grace is wisdom. Grace is knowing when to push and when to pause. In the Playbook, I share how grace became my superpower — how it allowed me to build businesses, build a marriage, and build a life without losing myself. Grace Over Grind is the reminder that you are not building alone.  God is in the blueprint.  God is in the timing.  God is in the details. Balance is not about doing everything equally. Balance is about doing what matters most in the moment. In the Playbook, I talk about how balance is a mindset before it’s a schedule. Because if your mind is overwhelmed, your life will be too. Balance is not about perfection — it’s about intentionality.  It’s about knowing what deserves your “yes” and what requires your “not right now.” In the chapter Setting Yourself Up to Flourish & Flow, I talk about how blooming requires: 1. Environment You cannot bloom in soil that suffocates you.  Your environment — your habits, your relationships, your routines — must support your growth. 2. Boundaries Blooming requires protection.  You cannot flourish if everything and everyone has access to your energy. 3. Self-awareness You must know what nourishes you and what drains you.  You must know your strengths, your needs, your triggers, and your limits. 4. Flow Flow is when your life, your marriage, and your business move in harmony.  Not perfectly — but peacefully. Flow happens when you stop forcing and start aligning.  Flow happens when you trust God’s timing.  Flow happens when you honor your season. Blooming is not about being busy — it’s about being fruitful.

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LaKisa Taylor-Allston, Realtor and Entrepreneur along with her marriagepeneur friends; husband and wives who are in business together or self/employed entrepreneurs are discussing how they navigate marriage and entrepreneurship. Join these ladies and their guest as they navigate entrepreneurship, marriage, managing business with their partners and more. While you will primarily hear from the wives, the husbands are close by and will chime in here and there.