dailyloe.com – Lauren Sánchez Bezos lists many things that make her happy. These include helicopters, fashion, and protecting the narwhal. She also loves her sister Elena and her five best girlfriends. Of course, she is happy with her husband, Jeff Bezos.
She and Bezos do everything together. They wake around 6 a.m. on Indian Creek island. This exclusive Miami spot is often called Billionaire Bunker. Their new compound there cost roughly $230 million.
The couple does not touch their phones first thing. Instead, they start each day listing ten things they are grateful for. They cannot repeat items from the previous day. This is a daily ritual for the newlyweds.
From there, they watch the sunrise and drink morning coffee. Her mug reads ‘Woke Up Sexy as Hell Again’. His mug uses periodic table symbols to spell HUNK. She gave him that mug.
They play pickleball and work out six days a week. Their workouts last an hour with a private trainer. ‘He looks good, doesn’t he?’ Sánchez Bezos said of Bezos. She made this comment in a January interview in Miami.
She slow-nodded while repeating, ‘He looks good.’ It is hard to remember the old version of Bezos now. He was once mildly awkward and faintly hermetic in Seattle. He was the logistical mastermind of two-day shipping.
Now he is gym-hardened and frequently shirtless. Paparazzi photos capture him midlaugh or canoodling on his megayacht. He is a man who has discovered joy, love and cosmetic dermatology.
Sánchez Bezos has adopted some Jeff-isms. This includes Amazon corporate rituals. One ritual is requesting memos no more than six pages long. She uses this before meetings at the Bezos Earth Fund where she is vice chair.
The couple are now best thought of as a unit. ‘I talk about everything with him,’ Sánchez Bezos said. ‘Everything! Jeff is my best friend, and I don’t say that lightly.’ Bezos is the world’s third-richest man.
He relies on her advice on nearly everything. She also relies on his advice. For instance, she published her second children’s book in early March. The book is titled ‘The Fly Who Flew Under the Sea’.
It is about Flynn, a dyslexic fly whose wrong turn leads to an undersea adventure. Bezos edited the book. He suggested a change to the illustrated submarine on the cover. ‘He said it should be fantastical, not realistic,’ Sánchez Bezos said.
‘Sometimes I listen. Sometimes I don’t,’ she added. She ultimately changed the submarine illustration. The author met Sánchez Bezos in January at an Argentine restaurant in Miami Beach. A security guard named John arrived first to scope out the place.[]
Source: San Francisco Examiner
