This really depends on the kind of relationship you have.
If your relationship is built on respect and trust, then you shouldn't need to convince your life partner.
I say "respect" because you should always respect the needs of your family when investing money in an online business. Only ever invest money that isn't urgently needed for things like mortgage/rent, or to put food on the table, and do your due diligence before you invest. If your partner understands that you have researched SFI carefully, and that you know this is a solid business, there should be no problem with your investment.
As long as you have respected your life partner's needs in the past, there should be no issues with trust.
However, if, in the past, you have put money you couldn't afford to lose into risky investments, and your family has suffered financially because of it, the amount of trust you receive from your partner will be much lower. In this case, you will have to tread more carefully, and probably start out with a very small investment until your life partner realises that - this time - you are being sensible with your money, and you have researched this business carefully. Once you are starting to see a return on your investment, and your partner's trust starts to grow again, you will be in a position to invest more money.
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This really depends on the kind of relationship you have.
If your relationship is built on respect and trust, then you shouldn't need to convince your life partner.
I say "respect" because you should always respect the needs of your family when investing money in an online business. Only ever invest money that isn't urgently needed for things like mortgage/rent, or to put food on the table, and do your due diligence before you invest. If your partner understands
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