The Billion Dollar Body is excited to announce that you will now get the honor of hearing from BDB First Lady, Nicholas Bayerle’s wife, Amanda Bayerle, every Friday on The Billion Dollar Body Podcast.
Today Nicholas and Amanda are kicking things off talking about authenticity and happiness within a relationship. Plus Amanda talks about open relationships and how they built a business together.
Shoot us your questions, topics you’d like to discuss, and areas you’d like us to address in the Billion Dollar Body Brotherhood Facebook Group.
Time Stamped Notes:
- [ 01:52 ] Get to Know Us
- [ 04:48 ] The Why Behind The Show
- [ 06:19 ] Happy and Broke to Happy and Successful
- [ 09:02 ] Progress Equals Happiness
- [ 12:05 ] Open Relationships
- [ 14:02 ] What Are the Results
- [ 17:27 ] Where is Your Focus in Your Life
- [ 20:00 ] Who You Surround Yourself with
Takeaways:
- “We started our relationship in a place where we were not financially stable.” Nicholas and Amanda were able to be happy together as a married couple without all the other “things”. Now that they are successful and have more opportunities they have found that their happiness levels have stayed even, they’ve always been happy and had fun in their relationship through both the good times and bad. When you have an awesome stable relationship you will want to conquer things together. Your circumstances shouldn’t dictate your relationship, you should want to be with your partner even when they don’t have all their ducks in a row. Money can make you happy but it shouldn’t be your foundation. Your happiness in your relationship shouldn’t be judged by external influences because if it was anything could break you up and tear you apart.
- If one area of your life isn’t performing well, it will affect the other areas. When you are sick you can become more irritable in your work and relationship, if your business isn’t going right you'll lash it out on your relationship, if your relationship isn’t going well you're more likely to emotionally eat and neglect your health. How you do one thing is how you do anything.
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