166: Narcissism (feat. Dr. David Strubler)

This week on the show, we’re talking about the pathology of narcissism and narcissistic abuse in relationships. According to today’s guest, “Many of us are capable of exhibiting self-centeredness, lack of empathy for others, and a desire for power and control at times.” But today, we’re taking a deeper look at the pathological narcissist’s behavior and unpacking the devastating roots of narcissism in many relationships, maybe even yours. And joining us today is university professor, Psychology Today writer, and corporate leader, Dr. David Strubler.

Dr. David Strubler, a former HR manager, is now an Oakland University Professor, located in metropolitan Detroit, Michigan. He is also a continuous improvement expert, a Pawley Lean Scholar, and former associate vice president at Kettering University. He served as Director of the Delphi On-Site Education Program and was Supervisor of Communications and Training at Nissan Technical Center. Most presently, he’s a featured writer at Psychology Today, which is the reason he’s here today.

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