Marie loves that Alexis built his businesses while advocating for women's sports, which shows he's driven by values, not just visibility. But she's wondering how someone so used to being a public figure handles ordinary, off-camera moments with a partner—does he know how to slow down and just be present without a camera or agenda? She'd want to know if he's ever felt disconnected from his 'why' when the travel and spotlight get exhausting.

Marie's drawn to Alexis's gratitude and enthusiasm, but she's concerned about how much of that is authentic versus public persona—she needs someone who can drop the polished version and sit with real vulnerability. She's also questioning whether his frequent travel and global network mean he's ever truly available for the kind of consistent, nurturing connection she prioritizes.

Marie is curious whether Alexis's 'Business Dad' identity means he truly integrates family and work or if that's more of a brand message. She's also wondering if his public figure status makes him comfortable with ordinary, private moments—or if he always defaults to performance mode, even in intimate settings.

Marie appreciates that Alexis values authentic relationships and community-building, but she's wondering if his celebrity status creates a dynamic where she'd always feel like she's performing too. She's also probing whether his commitment to women's sports and social impact is a core value or just a platform—which matters to her because she needs alignment at the foundation.