No More Mr. Nice Guy!
A Love, Philosophy, Personal Development book. handing his paycheck over to Susan to control, he began giving himself an allowance to spend...
What's wrong with being a Nice Guy? Plenty, according to Dr. Robert Glover, an eminent psychotherapist who has devoted his career to freeing men from the Nice Guy Syndrome. In a revealing look at this widespread yet unexplored phenomenon, Dr. Glover explains how -- by trying too hard to please others and neglecting their own needs -- supposedly nice men become unhappy, resentful, and lash out against those they love. Based on years of clinical group therapy with men and couples, Dr. Glover's groundbreaking work teaches men how to stop...
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handing his paycheck over to Susan to control, he began giving himself an allowance to spend how he Robert A. Glover, No More Mr. Nice Guy Relationships are messy and there is no way to eliminate the bumps and potholes, but we don't have to make them any more difficult than they already are. Robert A. Glover, No More Mr. Nice Guy In reality, the primary paradigm of the Nice Guy Syndrome is nothing more than a big covert contract with life. Breaking Robert A. Glover, No More Mr. Nice Guy
No self-help is gospel, but when a phenomenon is NAMED and no longer ambiguous-that's 4 stars. Nice work, Dr Glover. It was ok. I think it has a lot of valuable, common sense information about boundaries and person responsibility. I think the label "nice guy" is a bit of misnomer. I think the principle he discusses apply equally to women. Moreover, it's just common sense. like all labels, he attempts to push you into a group where you can relate and... This was a must read for me and made me realize the struggles and ordeals a "Mr. Nice Guy" goes through in all phases of his life. This book resonated with me because I was a Nice Guy throughout my high school years and early college life. I didn't understand back then why I was getting rejected by women, why I was settling making friends...
