Interview with Dr. John Gray: How to have hot, happy, and healthy relationships in 2022

You can have great love and a healthy partnership IF YOU KNOW HOW TO TRAIN YOUR MAN. In this interview, Dr. John Gray, the trailblazing relationship expert who wrote “Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus” gives a ton of golden nuggets about this huge topic. He even revealed hot dating tips!
It’s SO important to find your inner strength and independence, but it’s also critical to balance that by rebuilding your ability to fully trust in your next relationship.
It’s okay to tell yourself, “I want a man to enhance my life!” 👈
According to John Gray, author of the book Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus, in order to show up in your relationship authentically, you also need to learn how to create space for yourself and build your own happiness. 💕
Dr. Gray is the author of the most well-known and trusted relationship book 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. In hardcover, it was the #1 bestselling book of the 1990s. Dr. Gray’s books are translated into approximately 45 languages in more than 100 countries and continues to be a bestseller.
Dr. Gray has written over 20 books. His most recent book is Beyond Mars and Venus. His Mars/Venus book series has forever changed the way men and women view their relationships.
John helps men and women better understand and respect their differences in both personal and professional relationships. His approach combines specific communication techniques with healthy, nutritional choices that create the brain and body chemistry for lasting health, happiness and romance.
His many books, blogs and free online workshops at MarsVenus.com provide practical insights to improve relationships at all stages of life and love. An advocate of health and optimal brain function, he also provides natural solutions for overcoming depression, anxiety and stress to support increased energy, libido, hormonal balance and better sleep.
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.
John Gray lives in Northern California, where for 34 years he happily shared his life with his beautiful wife, Bonnie, until her passing in 2018. They have three grown daughters and four grandchildren. He is an avid follower of his own health and relationship advice.
John’s course “How to Get Everything You Want in Relationships For Women, Men, Couples,
and Singles” marsvenus.com/gift
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[@eddy2561]

Dr. Gray's my hero!! I wish women would accept what Dr. says, that us men are different from them.....I don't think or feel like a woman, nor should I - enough said.

[@Sbannmarie]

Agreed

[@MidlifeLoveOutLoud]

For sure!!!! We are all learning and he has great points!

[@patric5076]

I was married for 25+ yrs and never dated much before then, so this video was eye opening. Thank you so much.

[@MidlifeLoveOutLoud]

yay!! eye opening is a great thing. Was there something specifically that caught your eye? ; 0

[@margauxwashington5609]

This aligns with the book How to Win Friends and Influence People. People dont respond with criticising and complaining.

[@theresahartley5146]

I ended up on this video bc I love listening to John. Read many of his books. And this is a more recent interview of only 8 months ago. However, I cannot handle how many times she is interrupting him. It’s really quite rude.

[@smr4219]

What i wonder is how John's dating period was with Bonnie. That would be very heplful cause Bonnie was such a sweetheart as i have learnt from John's interviews. And i would love to hear his comment on the thin line between staying in giving love in any case and not being a guaranteed love to a man.

[@ravipeiris4388]

Thank you for the video. For men like me, at 53 years, I feel like I only have leftovers to date unless I choose to date young women (i.e. 20s/30s). I had to conclude/terminate a three year pseudo-relationship with a late 40's single mom where, on the surface, it felt like a relationship as I was treating her like a girlfriend, but the "pseudo" part of that connection was that she wasn't honest about how emotionally broken she was and never returned any emotional/spiritual feelings back to me. As a middle aged man, I won't be someone's first, or first love and any of the special things that dating and loving in your 20s would be like. That's why it's over for me like me. That's a reality I am still processing as I know I don't want to settle and dating women in their 40s/50s is just that, dating other men's leftovers with all the emotional garbage that lovingly goes along with it.

[@paulastorm3923]

Not all women are emotionally broken. I am a widow married 36 hs spy years. After 5 years of grief I have found chapter 2 and our love is new and beautiful. Keep trying and good luck !

[@eileenstack255]

For sure Trust for women I have found this out 🙋‍♀️

[@hidalgotoday]

What a brilliant interview. So many things I had forgotten from listening to every single video from John Gray. As a woman who has been single for decades with occasional sexual forays. The questions you raised Junie underlined precisely what I needed to hear, know and remember. Thank you both so much. This was wonderful!

[@MidlifeLoveOutLoud]

sorry for the delay in response. So glad you enjoyed Catherine! So much always to revisit, right?

[@saraiannaccone1790]

I had trust issues, insecurities, didn’t thinkI was attractive and good enough.

[@MidlifeLoveOutLoud]

Sadly such a common challenge with women. We've had pan in our personal lives and then told my our culture hwo we are supposed to look etc. Are you getting the support so you can heal this and know hwo amazing you are?

[@debbiesianturi2505]

Thank you. I also have read Beyond Mars & Venus.

[@MidlifeLoveOutLoud]

What did you think? I loved it.

[@saraiannaccone1790]

That’s me. Thank you. I guess I hold a lot of masculinity because I’m use to doing things on my own since the passing of my husband years ago. I wish I had this knowledge years ago.

[@MidlifeLoveOutLoud]

Sorry for your loss Sara. Me too on the masculinity. It's a great thing to be strong! And it's also great and healthy to be able to be open to receive and drop into that feminine side. First step is noticing.

[@phillipswatson3452]

THANKS FOR SHARING VERY REAL & INFORMATIVE 💑

[@MidlifeLoveOutLoud]

So welcome!

[@EMuro-wu7uy]

As a widow who is starting over, dating again is so bizarre, this was an eye opener. It feels good to see better skills for a healthy relationship.

[@ibrahimhamada5910]

I noticed from your comment that you must be a positive personality nice meeting you here may I have a chance to know you Greetings from Egypt Iam Ibrahim and I 39 years

[@MidlifeLoveOutLoud]

Exactly. More to learn and to heal. Good for you for getting back out there! If you haven't popped into the Find Fabulous Love group on FB, it's a great resource to support you in dating and relating. facebook.com/groups/findfabloveafter40

[@saraiannaccone1790]

I’ve been a widow since 1992. I was 38 at the time. I raised my 3 and 7 year old daughters; my focus was on them. I never remarried, never found a connection. I miss intimacy. I’m 68 now, met a man and we just spend time with each other from time to time. We’re called “Spenders” We enjoy each other. I’m fine with that. Not looking for marriage at this point in time. Just enjoying our moments. Thank you.

[@MidlifeLoveOutLoud]

How wonderful that you are enjoying, My mom lost my dad at 38 as well and brought my brother and me up too. You're a great mom and deserve lots of happiness!

[@saraiannaccone1790]

@@MidlifeLoveOutLoud Thsnk you. I appreciate that and you. 😊

[@saraiannaccone1790]

It’s never easy.

[@louisecaruana6631]

This is very good and so informative. Its so true what you say about trust issues for women. This is my main issue in my relationship. Had a bad relationship in the past and don't feel I can trust this man. I have expressed this to him and he is being so open with me on the issue. But now our sex life is not as on going as before. When I spoke to him about this he says he feels he has ED and doesn't want to let me down. But I'm just wondering if this is true or if its because he is not into me. 😕

[@MidlifeLoveOutLoud]

Oh hon. trust is such a huge thing and complicated. Many things go into creating it and restoring it and earning it. As for the ED and whether he is into you, it's a sensitive topic for sure. Men often feel like they are letting us down which adds to the problem and the we often question whether it's us. I offer to you it can be both so keep the dialogue open, share your truth without making him wrong, keep doing your healing work and hopefully he will do the same. ❤

[@evelynshull2806]

@@MidlifeLoveOutLoud ñ

[@kowsarragee7357]

Too much interruptions. You need to listen to your guest and let them talk.

[@theresahartley5146]

Agreed!!!

[@ClaraLeMond-ii2ll]

Maybe just too excited! She will improve the skill as a host as she watches it over, I think!