A Strategic Plan for Love, Laughter, and Long-Term Success
You're already running it like a business. You just don't have the org chart yet.
What if you treated dating like a business? Not cold and transactional—strategic and intentional. This isn't another relationship book from a therapist or life coach. It's from a tech guy who figured: we've tried everything else, why not this?
Runic Publishing, LLC
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Dating can be a lot of fun—going out, meeting people, experiencing all that life has to offer. It can also be incredibly frustrating—wasting time with people who don't share your goals, dealing with those who aren't serious, or simply feeling lost in the chaos of modern romance.
This book isn't here to fix you. It's here to give you a framework. A way to think about dating that's strategic without being cold, intentional without being robotic. You're already making decisions about who to date, how long to invest, and when to move on. This book just gives those decisions an org chart.
Define what you're actually looking for—your requirements document for a partner.
Where to find candidates and how to build your talent pipeline.
The questions to ask, the answers to listen for, and the red flags to catch.
The trial period before full commitment—test the relationship in real conditions.
How to know when it's time to commit—or when it's time to walk away.
Setting expectations, boundaries, and terms—yes, actually writing them down.
Regular check-ins on relationship health. Awkward? Maybe. Necessary? Absolutely.
What to measure, how to track it, and when the numbers are telling you something.
Learning your partner deeply—featuring the "Know Me / Know Me Not" game.
The red flags you're missing—and how to set up alerts before things crash.
We've tried everything else. Speed dating, apps, blind dates, matchmakers. Why not try running your love life like a business? At worst, you'll have a good laugh. At best? You might just find your person.
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