Jami and Marla Keller

The story

A marriage that became a mission.

Jami and Marla Keller met, married in 1988, and have been together ever since. Out of their own life they built Bring Back Intimacy, a Boise, Idaho practice where they coach couples on closeness, communication, and the kind of trust that lasts.

They have been doing this work for about 30 years. That is three decades of sitting across from couples who love each other but have drifted, and helping them find their way back. The thing that makes their approach different is what they call blindspot removal: a tool for surfacing the habits and assumptions a couple cannot see on their own, the small things that quietly pull two people apart.

They live what they teach. A relationship that has held together for over 35 years gives them something no course can hand you: proof that the work works, and the patience to walk other people through it. That is exactly the spirit of Construction Cash, people who have built something real and turn around to help the next person up.

Why it matters for builders

The business grows. Do not let the marriage shrink.

A growing construction company takes a toll at home, and almost nobody says it out loud. The long days, the cash stress, the phone that never stops. The relationship that got you started can quietly become the thing you neglect most.

If you run a $1M to $5M construction company, you have probably never heard this part addressed at a business event. Jami and Marla make it the whole point. Keeping the relationship strong while you scale is not a soft topic, it is the foundation everything else sits on. Their blindspot removal idea maps straight onto building a company: the habits hurting you the most are usually the ones you cannot see. Fix the partnership at home and you protect the engine that lets you grow at all.