Description

Dating is a marketplace—whether you like it or not.

In The Auditor: Balancing the Books, London Miles applies cold, clear market logic to modern dating. No affirmations. No coddling. No recycled advice. Just an honest audit of why attraction stalls, commitment disappears, and effort doesn't convert into results.

This book challenges one core illusion: that being a "good person" guarantees romantic success. It doesn't. The market rewards value, alignment, and consistency—not intention.

Inside, you'll learn:

Why attention is cheap and commitment is expensive How entitlement quietly destroys dating leverage Why attraction isn't logical—and can't be negotiated How ambiguity benefits the least invested person What "high value" actually means in real-world terms How to run 30-day corrective sprints that change outcomes

The Auditor is not here to comfort you. It's here to orient you. Each chapter functions like a financial review of your dating life—exposing leaks, misallocations, and false assumptions.

If you're ready to stop blaming algorithms, modern dating, or "toxic" trends—and start producing measurable results—this book will change how you approach attraction, leverage, and relationships permanently.

The market is neutral.

Change the product. Change the results.