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10/10/2026

"Do you think losing the marriage was necessary for you to find yourself?"
Yes.
If I was still married, the odds of me being this person now—or even close—are nil.
People think divorce is the worst thing that can happen to you. But what if it's actually the best thing?
What if it's the rite of passage that forces you to become who you're actually supposed to be?
Every baby step after—the recovery work, dating again, the podcast, meeting people—all of it was necessary.
All of it was part of becoming.
Divorce wasn't my ending. It was my beginning. 🔥
From with David Webb

10/09/2026

True forgiveness is a journey, often taking years. It's not for the other person, but for your own peace. Releasing anger and hate allows you to become the new person you're meant to be. Tag someone who needs to hear this.

10/08/2026

Going from us to just me was devastating.
All those self-cousins took a hit: self-respect, self-confidence, self-worth.
I felt less than a man. And nobody—absolutely nobody—prepares you for that.
The thing about rock bottom is: you can't understand it until you've been there. And until you hit it, you can't say you know what it costs.
But here's what rock bottom taught me: it's not the end.
It's just the beginning of crawling out.
Slowly. But surely. 💪
From with David Webb

10/07/2026

"Black men don't cry."
That's what they teach us. That's the culture we inherit.
But when you hit rock bottom—when your identity falls apart, when you're at the edge—you learn real fast that not crying is a lie that'll cost you your life.
Therapy saved me.
Not because I'm weak. Because I'm strong enough to admit I needed help.
Breaking the 'boys don't cry' stigma isn't about being soft. It's about survival.
If you're a man struggling right now: therapy isn't weakness. It's wisdom. 💪
From with David Webb

10/06/2026

The hardest truth about 'staying for the kids':
You're not protecting them. You're teaching them that dysfunction is love.
Someone asked me: "Would you still be married if she hadn't left?"
Yes. I probably would be.
And that breaks my heart.
Because staying in an unhappy marriage doesn't raise healthy kids. It raises kids who think unhappiness is normal. Who think they should stay in situations that destroy them.
So here's what I tell people now: Don't stay for the kids.
Leave so they can see what a healthy person actually looks like. 🔥
From with David Webb

10/05/2026

Looking back on everything, there are absolutely no regrets. Meeting new people, creating 400 podcast episodes, and finding a new family – it's all led to this precious new version of myself. What I've discovered on the other side of challenges is priceless.

10/04/2026

Here's the thing nobody tells you about divorce:
When your spouse leaves, you think you're losing them.
But what really breaks you is losing the version of yourself you built your entire identity around.
I had 2 kids in high school, 1 in junior high. A 'perfect family' in my eyes. Because I thought I was being a good husband.
Losing her was the least of my worries.
Losing that version of me? That destroyed me.
And that's where the real work begins. 🔥
From with David Webb

10/03/2026

David M. Webb, a dentist and divorce recovery coach, shares his journey of identity reconstruction after his marriage ended. Discover what he learned about himself through the breaking and who he became by going through the fire. This conversation is raw and honest about identity.

10/02/2026

Losing my marriage was the catalyst for becoming who I am today. The journey through divorce recovery, dating, and building new connections led me to start this podcast, a path my ex-partners never fully supported. It's a constant tug-of-war between the past and the emerging self, and sometimes, sacrificing the old is the only way to embrace the new you.

10/01/2026

Back when I was teaching, I told my students the same thing on repeat: there's nothing anyone can give you like education and information — because it's the one thing that can't be stolen or taken from you.
The clothes, the cars, the house — all of that can go. But what you've learned, what you've built in yourself, that stays. That's your real treasure.
So when Britney tells me she's going back for another degree? I got you. Do it again.
— Just J, on From GUD to Great
Full conversation → "A Different Degree of Success," Episode 2, on YouTube, Spotify & Apple.
Still here. Still becoming.

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