Dr. Robert Glover is a licensed marriage and family therapist, author, and public speaker recognized for his work on overcoming "Nice Guy Syndrome." He wrote the self-help book "No More Mr. Nice Guy," a key resource in men's development and self-improvement. With over 30 years of clinical experience, Dr. Glover focuses on helping men reach their full potential through his courses, workshops, and website DrGlover.com. He also created Integration Nation, a men's program promoting healthy masculinity through accountability, community, and personal development.
In this episode of the podcast, Ralph talks with Dr. Robert Glover about "Nice Guy Syndrome" and its effects on men's mental health and relationships. Dr. Glover discusses his book "No More Mr. Nice Guy," its history, and its impact on men's self-help. He explains cultural and systemic reasons behind nice guy behaviors and emphasizes the need for accountability and community to address these issues.
Dr. Glover and Ralph discuss victimhood among men and how it can stop personal growth and continue negative behaviors. They talk about modern issues such as neurodivergence, loneliness, and social media's role in promoting victim narratives. Using personal stories, Dr. Glover highlights the importance of self-reflection, honesty, and active participation in personal development. He encourages men to seek mentors, join men's groups, and continually aim to improve all areas of their lives.