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I first found this book last year perusing around my local library. If you follow me on Instagram you would have seen this moment capture with #thisisajokeright. I turned 35 this January. In my life,I have had my chance at marriage but have not made it to the alter. I am in a committed relationship and much to his dismay (this expressed in a recent Tweet if you follow me there too) I felt compelled to read this book. My first impression what that it would give me rights to rant about Greenwald contributing to the cultural assumption that a woman needs a man in her life. Surprisingly, my first impression was wrong. This is not a "why you need a husband" book - but a "OK YOU have decided you want a husband to complete your life, you are having trouble finding someone special and (bc of your age/established life) your time is such that you don't just want to wait around - here's how you do it." This is not "how to know who is right for me" book. This is the book you read after all the self-help, self-discovery books. Once you are ready to go!
I am not the audience for this book as I am not on a mission to find a husband (I should also note (for my mother and boyfriend reading this) I am not opposed to having a husband either - I would marry given it's right). I am in the groups Greenwald mentions who "believe love is serendipitous" and those who believe they will have a full life even sans husband. Despite this, she had me engaged throughout. This is essentially a strategic project plan to find the right person for you. It is the steps to get you there and the resources (time, money, people) you'll need. I LOVE a good project plan. I know woman my age who would understand and be able to implement this type of plan. Get me a spreadsheet! Bring me my calendar! Step 14 is a QBR? Let's do this!
Who should read this: Anyone whose top priority is to find their ever-after mate.
What to do: Read the whole book first. Be open minded. Realize Greenwald is giving you a structure and inspiration to be creative and think outside of the box to find what you have had trouble finding.
What not to do: Be insulted that she wants you to dye your hair. You need to realize she is applying Business Norms to this program - she doesn't want to CHANGE you, but she wants you to put forth your best self.
What I have taken away from this: A Harvard Business School education - LOL well the bones of their Marketing/New Business Project Plan... understanding this can be applied to many important personal goals... like how to find a new job that's right for you... be creative.