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Date Your Clients Building Professional Equity from Life's Worst Personal Strikeouts

Mark Young

If, by the title alone, you’re thinking that this book sounds unconventional; you’re right. It isn’t for the faint of heart, if we’re being honest, because its sole purpose is revisiting many of the most embarrassing, traumatic, and wish-you-could-forget moments from your dumpster fire of a love lif...

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Proven Podcast

The author introduced his first published title, explaining that the book presented a walkthrough of applying dating‑relationship principles to client interactions. He highlighted the concept as a way to build professional equity by treating clients like personal relationships. The discussion served mainly as a brief introduction rather than an endorsement.

Episode: The 8-Figure Whisperer

Mark mentioned that his first published book was titled Date Your Clients, which walks readers through applying datingrelationship principles to client relationships.

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My first book that I published was actually called Date Your Clients. It's a walkthrough of how the way we treat relationships in dating can be applied to how we treat clients.

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