Today is my wife and I’s 3rd wedding Anniversary! 
And I gotta tell you the last 3 years have been the happiest years of my life, I’m so blessed to be married to such a wonderful wife.
This year to show my wife just how much she means to me I got her a shimmering diamond ring (the center stone alone is over 1.5 carats) and an Omega watch with gold and diamond bezel and oyster pearl back as an anniversary present:
Now I’m not going to bludgeon you with what this cost, because that’s NOT the point of this post.
You see, back when Shilpi and I got married I was so broke that I could not even afford to buy my wife-to-be a diamond ring, my parents bought it!
I felt really bad about this.
I promised her that one day when I made more money I would buy her a really nice ring.
And now, thanks to this AWESOME business, I was able to do that. No payment plan, the ring and the watch are fully paid for!
This meant just as much to me as it meant to Shilpi.
And you know what, she’s my loving wife, and she deserves nothing but the BEST.
I promised her when we got married that I would give her the best life and that is a promise I strive to fulfill everyday, and NOT just by making more money.
One of best parts about becoming a super affilaite, is how you can bless those close to you. Thanks to this business, I can spend so much more time with my wife and do so many more things for her that I could never do back when I worked a job and was broke.
When YOU become a super affiliate, how will it impact your spouse and your family?
Congrats Amit!
Hey Amit & Shilpi,
Best wishes for another happy, healthy & successful year together.
Amit, I’m very much looking forward to your presentation at PPC Live this weekend!
John T
Amit & Shilpi…Congratulations! I can’t believe it’s been 3 years your wedding seems like it was just yesterday.
Sus, ever think they got married before he got the 90K job, but as broke college students?…save the gotchas for the political candidates, will ya?
Congrats Amit.
That is just awesome man, congratulations and God bless both of you. Its wonderful that you are now able to make reality that which you once dreamed. I look forward to the day when I too will be able to fulfill my dreams and visions, that day is not far away.
“Therefore I say unto you, what things soever ye DESIRE, when ye PRAY, BELIEVE that ye RECEIVE them, and ye SHALL have them” – Jesus Christ
Warm regards,
The True King Carlos
Hi Amit & Shilpi,
Happy 3rd Wedding Anniversary! You’re a true gentleman. You show such devotion, care and love for your family members and your business. I hope you prosper more. Wishing you good luck!
Gagan
Susan:
$90K/year is a good pay but 90k per year vs. 90k+ per month is nothing. See when you make 90k+/month, 90k/year looks like being broke.
Amit,
I wish you and your wife many more happy years together. My wife and I are approaching our 14th anniversary.
When we got married, I was so broke she put a $250 gold wedding ban set on her credit card!! I felt so horrible about that.
When I was finally able to buy her a beautiful diamond, I felt so good as a man, and happy to upgrade her to what I felt she deserved. I’ll never forget that day..
Anyway, continued success!
Susan,
Don’t be jerk! The guy is sharing a special moment in his life and that’s the best you can come up with?!
Susan, you seem to be here 50% to ask Amit for help and 50% to expose him as a fake. It’s really an odd combination.
If Amit wants to reveal personal information on here like what he got his wife as a present, fine, it’s his platform to do so. But what’s with the overly personal questions? Is it really any of your business whether Amit’s marriage was arranged or not?
P.S. Amit & Shilpi, congratulations on 3 years!
I don’t know why my question on arranged marriages elicited such a negative response! The reason I asked it is because the Indians I know who’ve had arranged marriages seem to be very happy, while the Americans who dated for years before getting married are either miserable or already divorced. I also think I have a fascination with India – the country, it’s people and it’s culture. It was really a culturally question (but if it’s too personal I’m sure Amit will just ignore it).
I will try and ask questions only on the topic of AM next time.