RELATIONSHIP ECONOMICS 101 - THE ECONOMICS OF CHOOSING EACH OTHER

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Relationship Economics 101 is not a book about blaming someone else for a failed relationship. 

It is an examination of what happens when a man begins looking backward at his own choices and realizes that some of his greatest strengths may also have become liabilities.

Jack Gattenio had spent much of his life learning how to lead, persuade, solve problems, provide, and win. But relationships are not sales floors, spouses are not opponents, and being able to close a deal does not mean you have created a good outcome.

Using principles from economics—scarcity, opportunity cost, trade-offs, incentives, sunk costs, supply and demand, and equilibrium—Jack turns the analysis inward.

What did he give?
What did he take?
What did he misunderstand?
What did fear make him hold too tightly?
And what does it mean to choose another person without asking either of you to disappear?

This is not the work of a relationship expert.
It is the work of a student of the problem.
And sometimes the most important problem to study is yourself.