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Associated Press
28-04-2025
- Health
- Associated Press
Beyond Mars and Venus: New Insight for Today from Dr. John Gray on Women Road Warriors
DETROIT, MI, April 27, 2025 (EZ Newswire) -- The Women Road Warriors empowerment talk show podcast is proud to announce that Dr. John Gray will be their featured guest on Tuesday, May 6 to offer new insight into the relationship dynamics of men and women in the 21st century. Dr. John Gray took the world by storm with the international bestseller 'Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus' in the 1990s. It is still considered the highest-ranked nonfiction book of the 1990s and one of the top 10 most influential books of the past 25 years, selling over 20 million copies. His newest book, 'Beyond Mars and Venus: Relationship Skills for Today's Complex World,' offers a compelling and valuable spin for today. This insightful perspective will be discussed on the Women Road Warriors podcast with hosts Shelley Johnson and Kathy Tuccaro offering men and women fresh new insight on how they need to communicate and relate today. The podcast episode will be available on all major podcast channels. Women Road Warriors co-host and executive producer Shelley Johnson says Dr. John Gray offers powerful new and relevant perspectives on how men and women relate today and how their brains work. 'Dr. Gray offers eye-opening insight on the complexities of male-female communication, how they respond to stress in today's complex world, as well as why and what has changed in how we relate with each other. He also gives our women listeners tips on how to effectively communicate with men and even rewire a man's brain to get what they want in a healthy relationship. My co-host Kathy Tuccaro and I learned a TON and know our listeners will as well.' Dr. Gray's interview is part of a powerful lineup of guests and topics for Women Road Warriors in May. Additional guests include Ronnie Ann Ryan, author, intuitive guide and the podcast host of 'Breath Love and Magic,' who discusses how to harness the power of gut instinct; Dr. Alexandra Sowa, Weight loss expert and author of 'The Ozempic Revolution,' who dispels the myths and confusion about GLP-1 agonist medications; and therapist Carolyn Sharp, the author of 'Fire It UP: Four Secrets to Reigniting Intimacy and Joy in Your Relationship,' who tells listeners how to put the fire back in their love life. About Women Road Warriors Women Road Warriors is a multiple award-winning women's empowerment talk show hosted by Shelley Johnson and Kathy Tuccaro that features trailblazers, experts, and celebrity guests on a variety of topics that empower women. As a vanguard for change, it 'powers women on the road to success.' The show is humorous, entertaining, educational, and sometimes quirky, with lively banter between Shelley, Kathy, and their guests. Women Road Warriors is ranked in the top 2% of podcasts globally by Listen Notes. FeedSpot has ranked it among the top 10 of the Top 100 Best Women Empowerment Podcasts worldwide. Women Road Warriors was recently named Self-Improvement Podcast of the Year by Corporate LiveWire. Women Road Warriors is available on all the major podcast channels as well as About Dr. John Gray Dr. John Gray is the author of one of the most well-known and trusted relationship books of all time, 'Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus.' USA Today listed his book as one of the top 10 most influential books of the last quarter century. It was the #1 bestselling book of the decade. Dr. Gray's books have been translated into approximately 45 languages in more than 100 countries and continue to be bestsellers. Dr. Gray has written over twenty books, most recently 'Beyond Mars and Venus: Relationship Skills for Today's Complex World,' helping men and women around the globe better understand and respect their differences in both personal and professional relationships. He has appeared repeatedly on 'Oprah,' as well as on 'The Dr. Oz Show,' 'Today,' 'CBS This Morning,' 'Good Morning America,' and others. He has been profiled in Time, Forbes, USA Today, and People. He was also the subject of a three-hour special hosted by Barbara Walters More information is available at: Media Contact Shelley Johnson [email protected] ### SOURCE: Women Road Warriors Copyright 2025 EZ Newswire
Khaleej Times
11-04-2025
- Business
- Khaleej Times
This is how crypto helped me overcome money anxiety
It's impossible for me to talk about how I began investing in crypto without first talking about how I overcame my fear of dealing with money. That fear has been with me my entire life, deeply ingrained from childhood. That's when my parents, who loved each other, also fought bitterly about money. There were days when my father would come home enraged because my mother had overspent. 'Overdrawn' is a word embedded in my psyche. At the same time, my mum had a mischievous side — she would take me out shopping, and the mood was always one of secrecy, as if we were getting away with something. The message was clear: money was a source of conflict, a problem, something to fear. When the topic was on the table, danger was afoot. My parents ultimately found a way to resolve their financial struggles — separating for a year in their 50s, seeking counselling, reading Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus, and, finally, getting separate bank accounts. They got back together, and I had never seen them happier. But that programming — money is a problem, money is bad, money is something to be scared of — remained deeply embedded. Fear of money No matter what I did with my money, I carried an irrational fear about it. I was scared to check my bank accounts. I felt guilty about spending. Receiving money filled me with anxiety because I was convinced I'd mess it up. I felt like I had to hold onto it, but I had no idea what to do with it. Even routine financial tasks — meeting with a financial adviser, opening investment accounts — felt like pulling teeth. That fear led me to make poor financial decisions, not because I was reckless, although I was sometimes, but because I was frozen. I failed to see money for what it actually was. Energy. A tool. An exchange. Looking back, I can see that society reinforced my fear. The world is set up to keep us scared — watch the news with fresh eyes and it's all you'll see. Even though I had made bold and smart financial moves — buying and selling properties in Canada, the US and Malaysia, adding to a retirement fund since I was 25 — I never felt good about any of it. I had financial advisers, tried managing my own investments, but nothing ever felt right. And as I got older, as my friends started talking about retirement, the anxiety only grew. Shift in mindset Things reached a breaking point in 2023, when I decided enough was enough. I decided that no matter what, I have enough, and I would work on changing my mindset to having more than enough. It was the most important breakthrough of my life. I joined an investment community to learn about managing my own money. I joined another to learn about cryptocurrency. I decided I would diversify and take full ownership of my finances. Part of the reason I had been so afraid was that I had trusted my money to the same financial advisers so many others have relied on — only to realise they were never truly acting in my best interest. There was no transparency about fees, no matter how many questions I asked. (And I asked.) The bottom line? No one would ever care about my money as much as I did. Everything has improved since then. I finally trust myself. I now understand that no one will care about my financial future more than me. In crypto, fear is a huge factor. The Fear and Greed Index recently hit one of its lowest points ever. Fear drives bad decisions — whether it's panic selling, staying out of the market, or simply not taking action at all. But overcoming financial fear isn't just about crypto or investments. It's about shifting your mindset entirely. Crypto forced me to face those fears head-on. It required me to step into an unfamiliar world, learn a completely new system, and take responsibility in a way I never had before. It's still forcing me to do all that. It's also led to more confidence in all aspects of my financial life. If there's one lesson I've learned, it's this: Fear is not a good reason to stay in a place or a space you don't like. The opportunities in crypto are massive. The possibilities are endless — good, bad, and everything in between. Take the time to learn, take responsibility for your own financial future, and above all, learn to trust yourself. Because no one else is going to do it for you.
Khaleej Times
10-04-2025
- Business
- Khaleej Times
Overcoming financial fear — and the fear of crypto
It's impossible for me to talk about how I began investing in crypto without first talking about how I overcame my fear of dealing with money. That fear has been with me my entire life, deeply ingrained from childhood. That's when my parents, who loved each other, also fought bitterly about money. There were days when my father would come home enraged because my mother had overspent. 'Overdrawn' is a word embedded in my psyche. At the same time, my mum had a mischievous side — she would take me out shopping, and the mood was always one of secrecy, as if we were getting away with something. The message was clear: money was a source of conflict, a problem, something to fear. When the topic was on the table, danger was afoot. My parents ultimately found a way to resolve their financial struggles — separating for a year in their 50s, seeking counselling, reading Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus, and, finally, getting separate bank accounts. They got back together, and I had never seen them happier. But that programming — money is a problem, money is bad, money is something to be scared of — remained deeply embedded. No matter what I did with my money, I carried an irrational fear about it. I was scared to check my bank accounts. I felt guilty about spending. Receiving money filled me with anxiety because I was convinced I'd mess it up. I felt like I had to hold onto it, but I had no idea what to do with it. Even routine financial tasks — meeting with a financial adviser, opening investment accounts — felt like pulling teeth. That fear led me to make poor financial decisions, not because I was reckless, although I was sometimes, but because I was frozen. I failed to see money for what it actually was. Energy. A tool. An exchange. Looking back, I can see that society reinforced my fear. The world is set up to keep us scared — watch the news with fresh eyes and it's all you'll see. Even though I had made bold and smart financial moves — buying and selling properties in Canada, the US and Malaysia, adding to a retirement fund since I was 25 — I never felt good about any of it. I had financial advisers, tried managing my own investments, but nothing ever felt right. And as I got older, as my friends started talking about retirement, the anxiety only grew. Things reached a breaking point in 2023, when I decided enough was enough. I decided that no matter what, I have enough, and I would work on changing my mindset to having more than enough. It was the most important breakthrough of my life. I joined an investment community to learn about managing my own money. I joined another to learn about cryptocurrency. I decided I would diversify and take full ownership of my finances. Part of the reason I had been so afraid was that I had trusted my money to the same financial advisers so many others have relied on — only to realise they were never truly acting in my best interest. There was no transparency about fees, no matter how many questions I asked. (And I asked.) The bottom line? No one would ever care about my money as much as I did. Everything has improved since then. I finally trust myself. I now understand that no one will care about my financial future more than me. In crypto, fear is a huge factor. The Fear and Greed Index recently hit one of its lowest points ever. Fear drives bad decisions — whether it's panic selling, staying out of the market, or simply not taking action at all. But overcoming financial fear isn't just about crypto or investments. It's about shifting your mindset entirely. Crypto forced me to face those fears head-on. It required me to step into an unfamiliar world, learn a completely new system, and take responsibility in a way I never had before. It's still forcing me to do all that. It's also led to more confidence in all aspects of my financial life. If there's one lesson I've learned, it's this: Fear is not a good reason to stay in a place or a space you don't like. The opportunities in crypto are massive. The possibilities are endless — good, bad, and everything in between. Take the time to learn, take responsibility for your own financial future, and above all, learn to trust yourself. Because no one else is going to do it for you.
