Season 7, Episode 1: Dating Red Flags That Should Make You Walk… or Run!
Welcome back to Single Life with Dr. G – Dating Over 40! In this candid and entertaining conversation, Dr. G and co-host Rufus Hollywood tackle the biggest dating red flags that too many singles ignore until it's too late.
From inconsistent communication and Love bombing to emotional unavailability, dishonesty, unresolved relationship baggage, and lack of accountability, we break down the warning signs that can save you time, heartache, and frustration.
If you've ever wondered whether you're seeing a genuine concern or just overthinking, this episode will help you recognize the behaviors that deserve your attention—and when it's time to walk away.
Join us for real talk, real laughs, and real relationship Wisdom as we help you date smarter, healthier, and with greater confidence.
Listen now and discover the red flags that should make you walk… or run!
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Dr. Lawana Gladney, Ph.D., speaker, trainer, author, and media personality, is the premiere Success Psychologist and CEO of 24 Carat Speakers, LLC, a premium speaker’s agency for women. Her Ph.D. in Instructional Psychology and Technology focuses on success and wellness and the science of the mind. This degree not only focuses on human behavior, but how the brain processes information that will lead to change. Having that expertise and background, coupled with years of research, Dr. Gladney has developed several programs and systems that have helped thousands of people to take control and regain personal identity by learning how to manage emotions, stress, health, and create the life that is desired.
She is a media expert, TV Show Host, Host of the International Podcast “Single Life with Dr. G – Dating Over 40, and Psychology of Success and she has been featured on national radio and TV programs and magazines and has reached over 35 million. She is the author of 6 books and co-author of four. Her heart and mission is helping women to regain their identity and walk in their power.
