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5 Pillars of Success in Fitness & Finance (That Aren’t As Sexy As You Think!)
Success isn't all about flashy moves and quick fixes—it's about consistency, discipline, and a little bit of room to breathe when things go off track. In this episode, Billy breaks down 5 simple but powerful pillars that apply to both fitness and finance.
The 5 Pillars:
Success is boring: Staying consistent with the basics is the key. No need for shortcuts—get comfortable with repetition.
You don’t have to be perfect: Don’t let perfectionism hold you back. You can make mistakes, get a lot of things wrong, and still end up in a great place!
You have to stay educated: Never stop learning. Books, podcasts, courses, coaching—invest in your growth.
Discipline: This one is all about doing it when you don’t feel like it. Live within your means, stay on track, and stick to your plan.
Have some reserves: Whether it's financial buffers or having a backup in your fitness routine, having that cushion can save you when life throws curveballs.
You don’t have to be perfect, and I’m proof of that! I made plenty of mistakes in my journey, but the key was staying consistent and building from there. This episode is inspired by a recent post I made on Facebook about the biggest Wealth Killer—and I’m here to share how you can avoid it!
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Your Financial Coach,
Billy
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