Raymond Teo

Raymond and Jenny Teo, founders of Ten Butter Fingers and married for 25 years, share their journey navigating in-law dynamics. They reveal how early tensions around visits led to conflicts due to varying expectations. By prioritizing their marriage and finding creative routines, they eased pressures. They emphasize the importance of empathy, reminding listeners that in-laws are learning too. Moreover, they discuss the need for a united front and consulting each other before commitments, ensuring balance and respect in family relationships.

Raymond and Jenny Teo, co-founders of Ten Butter Fingers and experienced marriage workshop facilitators, dive deep into the intersection of money and marriage. They explore differing financial habits and the importance of communication in managing finances as a couple. The Teos highlight stewardship principles, the power of delayed gratification, and the joy found in low-cost activities. They also tackle financial tensions shaped by family influences and share strategies for budgeting effectively, ultimately emphasizing that true happiness in marriage transcends mere dollars and cents.

In this enlightening discussion, Jenny and Raymond Teo, co-founders of Ten Butterfingers with 25 years of marriage experience, share practical wisdom on managing household chores as a couple. They explore how teamwork, not scorekeeping, fosters connection, emphasizing flexibility and prioritizing rest. The couple unveils the importance of clear communication about responsibilities and tackling the mental load. With tips on quick cleans and the value of outsourcing, they remind listeners that a harmonious home reflects shared values and love.