Similarity
Shared values, similar dreams, and a way of seeing the world that lines up. This is the foundation. Get it wrong and everything else is patchwork.
Most advice tells you to go find your other half. The 60/20 Relationship Rule tells you something more useful: build the right sixty percent, protect the last twenty, and stop chasing a spark that was never going to hold a relationship together on its own.
Available now on Amazon, Kindle edition.
One rule, three numbers
A relationship that holds up is not two people who are identical, and it is not two people forever chasing a spark. It is a balance, and the 60/20 rule puts a number on that balance so you can actually see it instead of guessing.
Shared values, similar dreams, and a way of seeing the world that lines up. This is the foundation. Get it wrong and everything else is patchwork.
The differences that make it interesting. The places where one of you is strong and the other is still growing. Enough friction to keep it alive, not enough to wear it down.
The room each of you keeps to stay your own person. The part of you that does not belong to the relationship, and should not have to.
What's inside
Joe Delfgauw wrote this after going through the relationship wringer himself and then spending years asking other people how theirs really worked. The result is a short, direct book with no guru act. It is about seeing yourself clearly before you go looking for someone else, and it comes from the same place as everything else he builds: real experience, plainly explained.
It is a short read and an honest one. Your relationship, or your next one, is worth the hour.
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