reLatablepresents

The Relationship Blueprint · a guided working session

“Relationships matter”
is not a strategy

You already know the people around you are your most important asset. What you’ve never had is an actual plan for them. This session builds one — your goal, your key people, your weekly routine, and a strategy in your own words.

Your Strategy

One honest paragraph, in your own words

Your People

Named, prioritized, first on the list

Your Routine

A real ritual with a day and a time attached

about 15 minutes · progress saves as you go · the finished Blueprint lands in your inbox

Proof, not hype

This isn’t a quiz someone made up last week

The book

By the author of Success Is In Your Sphere (McGraw-Hill)

The track record

From the founder of Contactually — the relationship CRM tens of thousands of pros relied on

The source material

Distilled from 200+ issues of The Sphere, a decade of relationship-building practice

Every principle in the workshop comes from a decade of building relationship tools — and from watching what actually keeps relationships alive.

What you walk away with

Not a score. A working document — emailed to you, made to keep, specific enough to hand to someone and have them know what to do with an open Tuesday evening.

Sample
Relationship BlueprintSheet 1 of 1 · drawn for a sample profile

Your type

The Convener

You build in rooms, not inboxes.

Building, in order

  1. 1. Deep friendships
  2. 2. Community
  3. 3. Professional network

Protected formats

Hosting dinners · Long walks · Voice notes

A strength

The Depth-Builder

Five people completely beats fifty people slightly — that’s where trust lives.

A blind spot

The Someday Trap

“We should catch up sometime” is a wish, not a plan. The counter: name a day.

The strategy — written by you

Build deep friendships and a real community through the small-room formats where I’m at my best — a recurring dinner the calendar remembers for me, long walks, voice notes between gatherings. Replace “sometime” with a date. Let the professional network grow as a side effect of being genuinely useful to people I actually like.

Start: the do-it-now rule — think of them, text them, same minute.Stop: saying “we should catch up sometime.”

An actual output of the workshop, drawn for a sample profile — yours is built from your answers.

From the author of Success Is In Your Sphere