This week, Robbie gets to talk with Dr. Robert Glover, who is a long time influence on Robbie himself and has inspired him in his own work and coaching. They spent their time discussing many topics regarding the “Nice Guy Syndrome” and healthy sex lives.
Show Notes:
- How did Robert build from being a “Nice Guy” victim to a stand strong man? 1:15
- What is it that drives men to the tribe phenomenon? 9:56
- How the 12 step program pushed Robert to revolutionize everything 12:51
- What books can you pair to create the ultimate breakthrough? 15:53
- Who is the Mankind Project built for and what does it give them? 18:24
- How important is a masculine connection? 21:35
- When did the connections end, and what were the consequences? 22:56
- Are we trained to please women from birth? 25:29
- How setting boundaries affect your view of others and your relationships 28:51
- How can being a leader bring women to you? 31:47
- What has to exist for you to be the white knight? 36:16
- Is it really men who commit toxic masculinity? 38:27
- What contributes to the creation of “Macho Man?” 41:44
- Are nice guys created from the existence of macho men?
- Is there a cure for the “nice guy syndrome?” 51:11
- Monogamy vs Polygamy: What is the solution to fix your problems? 58:02
- Can you fuck a different person every night without finding someone new? 67:26
- What do you do with your fantasies? 72:42
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Nathan Flom says
October 5, 2019 at 11:36 AMAfter listening to this podcast a few days ago, I devoured Dr. Glover’s book on Nice Guys. “Resonate” isn’t even the right word, it’s almost as if he wrote this book about me. I couldn’t recommend it more for any guy who holds back on taking ownership of his needs and any of his desires in life, sexual, relationship, career, or health-wise.
Christopher Bucheli says
April 17, 2020 at 10:28 AMThis podcast made me realize exactly how I became the nice guy I am. You guys hit the nail right on the head when it came to cultures at least in my perspective. This is going to be a continuous journey of learning, and I need to try keeping it in the back of my head not to “forget fast” when learning.