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Getting Over the Fear of Success with Dr. Robert Glover
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Getting Over the Fear of Success with Dr. Robert Glover

About this episode

Paul talks with the best-selling author Dr. Robert Glover about how the publication of the book, No More Mr. Nice Guy, helped him to create a platform, and to launch himself as internationally-recognized men’s dating and self-improvement expert. To date, NMMNG has some 6000+ reviews on Amazon.

In the interview, Dr. Glover discusses how he came to write his book, and how fear of success almost derailed that project. And he talks about how he used the initial buzz about his book to help launch his career as an early digital nomad, living part-time in Mexico as he launched online courses, retreats, and coaching. 

We also touch on:

  • What is the problem with “nice guys”

  • What the “pickup” community gets wrong about dating and women

  • How men and women can learn to become better daters

  • Publishing at a time of rapidly changing gender roles

  • How Amazon has changed the publishing model

  • How publishers view platform today

Dr. Glover is an internationally recognized authority on the "Nice Guy Syndrome." He is a frequent guest on radio talk shows and has been featured in numerous local and national publications. He is also the author of Dating Essentials for Men and is the director of TPI University. He lives in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

Discussed on this episode

No More Mr Nice Guy: A Proven Plan for Getting What You Want in Love, Sex, and Life

Dating Essentials for Men: The Only Dating Guide You Will Ever Need

Total Personal Integration (TPI) Workshops

Credits

This episode was edited by Paul Zakrzewski and produced by Magpie Audio Productions. Theme music  is "The Stone Mansion" by BlueDot Productions. 

Discussion about this podcast

The Book I Want to Write
The Book I HAD to Write
THE BOOK I HAD TO WRITE features interview with critically-acclaimed writers about the stories they just HAD to get out in the world. Listen to stories about the stuff that gets in the way of showing up; or about craft challenges; or just how to navigate the changing landscape of publishing. "A killer interview podcast" -- Sarah Fay from Writers at Work.