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The Simple Magic to Working With Your Spouse There's a secret to working with your spouse -- and it's not denial.

By Entrepreneur Staff

This year, the Small Business Administration recognized a husband and wife team as its Small Business Persons of the Year. We asked Billy Taylor, the co-founder of Pacifica, a Portland-based beauty company, how he and his wife Brook make their partnership work. His answer, shared in this video, might surprise you for its simplicity. Watch to learn more.

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