
The Money Ledger
The third book in the Ledger method explores household money through trust and quiet repair, even when only one person starts.
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The Attraction Ledger explores everyday habits of attention and connection through twelve deposits, seven quiet depletions, and a 30-day rebuild.
Explore on Apple Books ↗Casa del Libro (Spain) ↗Most relationship advice tells you to feel more, communicate better, or try harder. The Attraction Ledger takes a different approach. It treats your relationship like a ledger—a running account of deposits and withdrawals that determines, with surprising precision, the state of your connection.
Rodger Davis identifies the twelve specific deposits that build attraction, trust, and long-term commitment, and seven silent depletions that drain the account without either party fully realizing it’s happening.
This is a practical operating system, not a feelings journal. Whether you’re rebuilding a relationship that’s lost a spark, maintaining one that’s already strong, or starting fresh with a cleaner framework, The Attraction Ledger gives you the exact mechanics to work with.
“I think this is an excellent book for anyone looking to strengthen their relationship or get back on the right track.”
I believe The Attraction Ledger is a book every couple—and anyone seriously considering a relationship—should read. I was initially asked to read it or help proofread it, but it became an opportunity to take inventory of my own relationship. I found it very helpful.
We may not always recognize when our actions make deposits into a relationship or create withdrawals. Becoming aware of that encourages us to handle things with greater care. It shows our partner that we care and are committed to making things right, even when we make mistakes.
The book acknowledges that we are human, while reminding us that nurturing a relationship takes effort. Growth and repair require attention and a willingness to acknowledge where we have gone wrong. I think this is an excellent book for anyone looking to strengthen their relationship or get back on the right track.
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