Behind The Life We Built - From The Heart of An Entrepreneur's Wife
Behind The Life We Built is an intimate six-part series from Stephanie Ravenscraft, offering a rare and unfiltered glimpse into the heart of an entrepreneurial marriage.
With warmth, humor, and breathtaking honesty, Stephanie shares the real story behind her family’s leap from a “safe” life to one of purpose, risk, and unshakable partnership.
This podcast is for every woman who’s ever wondered what it means to support a dream that wasn’t originally hers… and in doing so, discovered more of herself.
If you've felt the tug between stability and calling, between surrender and co-creation, you are not alone. These episodes are a hand extended in solidarity to the wives, the partners, the quiet vision-holders behind every bold leap.
Come for the story. Stay for the soul.
You’re not just supporting a business. You’re helping build a life that only love and courage could create.
- Update frequency
- every 8 days
- Average duration
- 25 minutes
- Episodes
- 4
- Years Active
- 2025
004 - The Importance of Your Peer Group
I struggled for weeks to put this message into words. I finally asked my trusty ChatGPT “Betty” to interview me, and the questions she asked pulled the stories right out of my heart. I ended up wit…
003 - The Long Road to Alignment (And Why It’s Worth It)
This episode is for the woman who loves her husband deeply but still finds herself asking...Are we even on the same page?
In this episode, I share what it feels like when your blueprint for life does…
002 - The Five Stages of the Entrepreneurial Marriage
When I said “yes” at the altar, I didn’t realize I was also saying yes to a future I couldn’t yet imagine. I didn’t know I was saying yes to calling, risk, reinvention... or to podcasting.
In this ep…
001 - How I Became the Wife of an Entrepreneur (And Found Myself Along the Way)
When I got married, I thought I knew what life would look like: my husband had a steady job, we had a plan, and it all felt predictable. But what happens when predictability gives way to calling?
In …