Ep 69: Nate Bagley on Nurturing an Amazing Relationship With Your Romantic Partner and Why This Is So Important in Business

Whenever people ask me how I built a business with my husband,
they usually add, with an eye roll, “because I could never do
that with my partner.” 


And I always kind of laugh and say, “Lots of therapy.”


Which is the truth in many ways. Though it’s not just therapy,
it’s both of us actively working on having a healthy, loving,
energizing, communicative, successful relationship.


And I believe that having fulfilling relationships in your life
really do lead to more business success. And that’s true even if
you aren’t running a business with your partner.


Which is why today, we’re veering away from our usual topics and
talking about relationships with Nate Bagley. 


Nate is on a mission in life is to rid the world of mediocre
love. He is a marriage researcher and educator and host of the
Growth Marriage Podcast as well as a kickass Growth Marriage
YouTube channel.


And I am just so excited to share this conversation with you,
where we are going to talk about how your relationship plays a
role in the success of your business. 


Tune into this episode to hear:


How Nate turned a string of disappointing relationships into
a cross-country road trip research project on happy marriages

Why having a fulfilling romantic relationship is important to
running a successful business

Two key principles for relationship success

What to do when your partner doesn’t want to put in the work
on your relationship

The connections between anxiety, control and burnout and how
it impacts your relationships and your business



Learn more about Nate: 


Growth Marriage

Instagram: @GrowthMarriage

Growth Marriage on YouTube

Growth Marriage Podcast

Epic Marriage Club



Learn more about Pia: 


No BS Agency Owners Free Facebook Group

The Show Your Business Who's Boss Crash Course 

Start reading the first chapter of my book

Piasilva.com



Resources:


Everything Isn’t Terrible: Conquer Your Insecurities, Interrupt
Your Anxiety, and Finally Calm Down, Kathleen Smith


The Gottman Institute


Dr. David Schnarch