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Becoming An Expert Communicator with Guest John Gray: MakingBank S2E11
MAKING BANK is now a weekly YouTube TV show / iTunes Podcast full of #Success and #Business with Josh.
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=== SUMMARY ===
The way in which we deal with our loved ones after a tough day goes something like this:
- Person 1 shares the problem
It’s called the communication breakdown, and it occurs in more homes than you can possibly imagine.
But what if communication didn’t have to be this way?
What if you could break the mold and deliver the exact message your loved one not only needed to hear, but wanted to hear?
Sound too good to be true? Well, it’s not, as today’s Making Bank guest, Dr. John Gray, will tell you.
Dr. Gray is a relationship expert and highly acclaimed author, best known for his #1 best-selling book, Men Are from Mars and Women Are from Venus, which is considered one of the Top 10 most influential books of the last century. Dr.Gray has been featured on Oprah, Good Morning America, The Dr. Oz Show, and TODAY and in publications like Time, Forbes, and USA Today. He’s been married for more than 30 years and attributes his relational success to practicing what he preaches.
Stated plainly, Dr. Gray has built an illustrious career by simply analyzing how couples communicate under stress, and then interpreting those conversations through the lens of hormonal and physiological differences between the sexes:
- Why does she feel compelled to share her problem?
In this episode, Josh and Dr. Gray address these and other questions as they discuss the importance of understanding how hormones impact the ability of men and women respond to stress. He will also highlight best practices for supporting the opposite sex, explain why a woman’s need for estrogen and a man’s need for testosterone should shape what we expect from our partners, and how these lessons apply to platonic relationships as well...
- The evolution of relationships in regards to our male and female sides
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MAKING BANK is now a weekly YouTube TV show / iTunes Podcast full of #Success and #Business with Josh.
Subscribe to the Podcast MP3: http://bit.ly/TumblrSubscribe
Subscribe to iTunes: http://bit.ly/JoshF_Itunes
SUBSCRIBE for weekly episodes and bonuses: http://bit.ly/JoshFSubscribe
=== SUMMARY ===
The way in which we deal with our loved ones after a tough day goes something like this:
- Person 1 shares the problem
It’s called the communication breakdown, and it occurs in more homes than you can possibly imagine.
But what if communication didn’t have to be this way?
What if you could break the mold and deliver the exact message your loved one not only needed to hear, but wanted to hear?
Sound too good to be true? Well, it’s not, as today’s Making Bank guest, Dr. John Gray, will tell you.
Dr. Gray is a relationship expert and highly acclaimed author, best known for his #1 best-selling book, Men Are from Mars and Women Are from Venus, which is considered one of the Top 10 most influential books of the last century. Dr.Gray has been featured on Oprah, Good Morning America, The Dr. Oz Show, and TODAY and in publications like Time, Forbes, and USA Today. He’s been married for more than 30 years and attributes his relational success to practicing what he preaches.
Stated plainly, Dr. Gray has built an illustrious career by simply analyzing how couples communicate under stress, and then interpreting those conversations through the lens of hormonal and physiological differences between the sexes:
- Why does she feel compelled to share her problem?
In this episode, Josh and Dr. Gray address these and other questions as they discuss the importance of understanding how hormones impact the ability of men and women respond to stress. He will also highlight best practices for supporting the opposite sex, explain why a woman’s need for estrogen and a man’s need for testosterone should shape what we expect from our partners, and how these lessons apply to platonic relationships as well...
- The evolution of relationships in regards to our male and female sides