The podcast highlighted the book as a science‑based guide to dating, noting the author’s “post‑date eight questions” that had gone viral. Host Steven Bartlett praised it for grounding relationship advice in research, contrasting it with typical vibe‑based titles. It was presented as a valuable, evidence‑driven resource for listeners seeking love.
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The post-date eight questions were mentioned, but this book was not specifically mentioned, only indirectly. Logan Ury said the questions were something from his book and that they had blown up.
This is something from my book that I liked it, but it's really blown up.
Because I feel like people really use it.
They take a picture of it on their phone.
They take a screenshot from my Instagram and they ask themselves after the date.
And it really changes the way they show up on the date.
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It was described as outlining the scientific theories the author uses with her clients to help them find love; it was also highly recommended by the podcast host.
And I wrote this book, How to Not Die Alone.
You can purchase Logan's book, 'How to Not Die Alone: The Surprising Science That Will Help You Find Love', here: https://amzn.to/476uvdV
this is something from my book that I liked it but it's really blown up because I feel like people really use it
because a lot of these books in this category that talk about relationships and love and dating they are built on vibes it's like gossip, vibes and like you know kind of like I don't know how to explain it there's just no sort of basis underneath the advice that they give
your book is based on science and it even says that on the front the surprising science that will help you find love and the lens of science and that is why this book is so important
