How To Avoid Dating Narcissistic Men After 40 – Bobbi Palmer – SC 168
If you are serious about not dating another narcissistic man, and you are an awesome woman over 40, 50, or 60, this episode is for you. My guest Bobbi Palmer, of “Date like a grown up” has some great advice for how to stay true to you and get what you want.
Here are a few of the highlights:
SHOWNOTES
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- About Bobbi [10:00]
- How Bobbi met and married the man of her dreams within 6 months [13:00]
- Getting clear on what matters and what doesn’t [15:00]
- Talking politics, religion, family and finances on the first date [17:00]
- How people hide from love behind their careers [20:00]
- About the ‘Narcissistic Guy’ [28:00]
- 3 Principles of Dating Like A Grown-Up [36:00]
- The challenge for older women who are dating [45:00]
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Bobbi Palmer, founder and CEO of Date Like a Grownup, is an internationally recognized expert who guides over-40 women to the peace, passion and partnership that comes with loving, grownup relationship.
Bobbi has lived your story. Fed up with being single and determined to succeed in her
romantic life (like she had in the rest of her life), she worked her butt off to figure
out ‘the love thing’ and became a first time bride at age 47. Now joyfully married, she
walks her talk every day as she helps women do what she did: learn how to love and be
loved by a good man.
Bobbi gives you the compassion of a woman with firsthand experience of how it feels being single at this time of life, along with the skill of a highly successful adult educator. As she says: “There is nothing wrong with you. There are just some things you don’t yet know.”
Bobbi has been featured on The Today Show, Huffington Post, NPR, Women’s World magazine, Match.com, eHarmony.com, AARP and numerous other TV, radio and print outlets. Visit her at www.datelikeagrownup.com.
Andrew Harvey is the Founder Director of the Institute of Sacred Activism, an international organization that invites concerned people to take up the challenge of our contemporary global crises by becoming inspired and effective agents of change. Sacred activism is a form of compassion-in-action that is born of a fusion of deep spiritual passion with wise radical action in the world. The large-scale practice of Sacred Activism can become an essential force for preserving and healing the planet and its inhabitants.
Jean Malpas, LMHC, LMFT is the Director of the Gender & Family Project at the Ackerman Institute for the Family, Director of International Training, and psychotherapist in private practice in New York City. He has presented on issues of gender, sexuality, couple and family therapy in the US and internationally. His work on gender and sexual diversity appears in numerous professional publications and is featured on media outlets including National Geographic’s “Gender Revolution: A Journey with Katie Couric,” MSNBC’s “All In With Chris Hayes,” Frontline’s “Growing Up Trans,” The New York Time, New York Magazine, The Atlantic, The Guardian and Vogue.
