Primetime Reality Show Star Makes Local Appearance to Guide Men on Path of Success

July 26, 2011 - PRLog -- SAN DIEGO, CA - Jamie Greene, 20-year therapist, leadership trainer and star life coach on this season’s “The Bachelor” on ABC, has a tip for men striving for success in their lives and their relationships. First things first – be grateful if your woman ever challenges you or pushes your buttons. That’s right. Says Greene, “I like teaching men how they should be flattered when their women test them rather than be insulted.”

Other tips provided for men by Greene: (http://jamiegreene.la/)
   Men need the company of other men in their lives in order to maintain a masculine edge, supporting each other to take their game to the next level.
   Men require a reflection of other men to show them how they are really showing up in their life.
   With the right teamwork on a men’s “team,” men can release their frustration, anxiety and stress so they don’t take those harmful emotions home with them.
   Women can benefit having their men be in camaraderie with other men since men can become more driven and focused, emotionally available, pleasant to be around, and more appreciative of the women in their lives.

Such thought-provoking, mind-expanding education will be part of a presentation at the Man Event II Conference, 9 – 1 p.m., Saturday, August 6, 2011, at the Salvation Army Citadel Gymnasium in San Diego. (Register/Contact: SanDiegoManEvent@Gmail.com) An expected gathering of 100 men will be witness to five speakers focusing on various issues that face men today, among them: the power of commitment, holding a powerful context, success in career, and Greene’s specialty: effective ways to relate to women.

In 2005, Greene was cast as a real-life marriage therapist in the FOX show “Marriage 911” and helped to save a marriage on the rocks in just one week. The couple is still thriving years later. Greene has been involved with men's groups since 1996 and has successfully led, trained and mentored other men in becoming leaders in their own right. He was most recently featured as a life coach to Brad Womack on Season 15 of "The Bachelor.” Greene says what he did on the show was what can be appreciated at the conference - coach a man to learn how to recognize his own masculine strength of power and trust himself so he can be real and present with his woman.

Regarding the conference, Greene says, “Men will get an incredible sense of camaraderie, understanding, acceptance and a recognition that, as men, we are fundamentally battling the same demons, and there is a tremendous amount of wisdom available to show them another way to approach those challenges.”