46 min
582. The Economics of Love: Leveraging Data for Dating Success (Featuring Rebekka Grun Von Jolk) Dr. D's Social Network
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In this engaging conversation, host Dr. D interviews Rebekka, an economist with a PhD, who applies her expertise in economics to the domain of dating and relationships. Rebekka explains how understanding and applying concepts such as opportunity costs, preference clarification, and the impact of gender ratios can significantly improve one's chances in the dating world. The discussion also covers the role of mental health in relationship choices, the impact of economic stability on marriage rates, and the potential of dating apps in optimizing matches based on personal preferences. Rebekka provides actionable advice on how to strategically approach dating and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing relationships for long-term happiness.
Rebekka's Links:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekka-grun-von-jolk-542a72/
Dr. D's Links:
Website: www.doctordarianparker.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darianparker/
Intro Music by Wordsmith: www.wordsmithmusic.com
Time Stamps:
00:00 Opening Remarks and Introduction to the Guest
00:14 The Intersection of Love and Economics
01:17 Public Perception and Surprising Insights from Economics
02:10 Strategies for Improving Your Dating Odds
03:46 Addressing Gender Ratios and Geographic Variations
05:36 The Importance of Setting Clear Personal Preferences
06:55 Generational Perspectives on Relationships and Economics
07:33 Exploring Same-Sex Relationships and Social Dynamics
16:27 The Impact of Inequality and Housing on Relationships
21:07 Navigating Dating Apps for Better Matches
23:28 Personal Success Story with Match.com
25:07 The Value of Time and Decision Making in Relationships
27:11 Navigating the Illusion of Choice in Dating
28:44 Growing Together: The Dynamics of Long-Term Relationships
36:58 The Economics of Dating and Marriage Trends
41:04 Applying Relationship Insights to Friendships
44:34 Concluding Thoughts and Future Directions
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In this engaging conversation, host Dr. D interviews Rebekka, an economist with a PhD, who applies her expertise in economics to the domain of dating and relationships. Rebekka explains how understanding and applying concepts such as opportunity costs, preference clarification, and the impact of gender ratios can significantly improve one's chances in the dating world. The discussion also covers the role of mental health in relationship choices, the impact of economic stability on marriage rates, and the potential of dating apps in optimizing matches based on personal preferences. Rebekka provides actionable advice on how to strategically approach dating and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing relationships for long-term happiness.
Rebekka's Links:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekka-grun-von-jolk-542a72/
Dr. D's Links:
Website: www.doctordarianparker.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darianparker/
Intro Music by Wordsmith: www.wordsmithmusic.com
Time Stamps:
00:00 Opening Remarks and Introduction to the Guest
00:14 The Intersection of Love and Economics
01:17 Public Perception and Surprising Insights from Economics
02:10 Strategies for Improving Your Dating Odds
03:46 Addressing Gender Ratios and Geographic Variations
05:36 The Importance of Setting Clear Personal Preferences
06:55 Generational Perspectives on Relationships and Economics
07:33 Exploring Same-Sex Relationships and Social Dynamics
16:27 The Impact of Inequality and Housing on Relationships
21:07 Navigating Dating Apps for Better Matches
23:28 Personal Success Story with Match.com
25:07 The Value of Time and Decision Making in Relationships
27:11 Navigating the Illusion of Choice in Dating
28:44 Growing Together: The Dynamics of Long-Term Relationships
36:58 The Economics of Dating and Marriage Trends
41:04 Applying Relationship Insights to Friendships
44:34 Concluding Thoughts and Future Directions
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/darian-parker/message
46 min