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Why Nice Guys Struggle After Divorce and How Group Therapy Can Help Them Through It - McKenzie Beedy  ||  DPTSP #25  ||  David M. Webb cover
Why Nice Guys Struggle After Divorce and How Group Therapy Can Help Them Through It - McKenzie Beedy  ||  DPTSP #25  ||  David M. Webb cover
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Why Nice Guys Struggle After Divorce and How Group Therapy Can Help Them Through It - McKenzie Beedy || DPTSP #25 || David M. Webb

Why Nice Guys Struggle After Divorce and How Group Therapy Can Help Them Through It - McKenzie Beedy || DPTSP #25 || David M. Webb

40min |12/10/2025
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Why Nice Guys Struggle After Divorce and How Group Therapy Can Help Them Through It - McKenzie Beedy  ||  DPTSP #25  ||  David M. Webb cover
Why Nice Guys Struggle After Divorce and How Group Therapy Can Help Them Through It - McKenzie Beedy  ||  DPTSP #25  ||  David M. Webb cover
DON'T PICK THE SCAB PODCAST

Why Nice Guys Struggle After Divorce and How Group Therapy Can Help Them Through It - McKenzie Beedy || DPTSP #25 || David M. Webb

Why Nice Guys Struggle After Divorce and How Group Therapy Can Help Them Through It - McKenzie Beedy || DPTSP #25 || David M. Webb

40min |12/10/2025
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Are you a man over 40 struggling to rebuild after divorce? Have you ever felt stuck in “Nice Guy” patterns—always seeking approval, but feeling unseen and unfulfilled? You’re not alone. Dive into this episode of the Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast with me, David, and special guest McKenzie—a men’s coach who’s changed the lives of thousands of men worldwide.


🔓 In This Episode:

  • McKenzie’s raw journey: From a chaotic childhood to hitting rock bottom, and how joining a men’s group in Chicago transformed his life and purpose.

  • What is Nice Guy Syndrome? Learn why so many men fall into people-pleasing patterns, especially after separation or divorce, and how toxic shame keeps you stuck.

  • Why it gets worse after divorce: Discover the hidden traps men face when re-entering the dating world or trying to co-parent, and why external validation doesn’t lead to healing.

  • The Power of Men’s Groups: Hear why support communities are critical for real recovery, and how having just one emotional outlet (your ex or partner) can set you up for more pain.

  • Communication & Curiosity: Practical tools to break out of old beliefs (“I’m bad at feelings,” “I can’t communicate”) and build genuine connection—with yourself and others.

  • The Three Ps: How Power, Purpose, and Possibility can replace shame and self-doubt, leading to real transformation, not just symptom management.

  • Rebuilding Friendships: Why most men lose touch with friends after marriage, and actionable steps to cultivate meaningful relationships, even if you feel isolated.


💡 Key Takeaways:

  • Self-care and emotional availability are essential, not selfish.

  • Healing isn’t about avoiding your “bad habits”—it’s about replacing them with something more valuable.

  • Community is vital: diversify your support network beyond just your partner.

  • Real masculinity isn’t toxic—outdated patterns are. It’s time to embrace the traits that push you (and humanity) forward.


McKenzie also shares how his background in marketing helped him create simple, transformative systems for men to heal and thrive—no matter their past.


👇 Ready to take the next step? Whether you’re newly divorced or years out, this conversation will help you see that real recovery is possible. If you want proven tools and authentic support, check outt www.groupsformen.com for a free week of coaching and connection.


Let’s make this a conversation:

Have you struggled with Nice Guy Syndrome or finding support after divorce? What’s been your biggest challenge? Drop a comment below—your story could help another man know he’s not alone.



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Are you a man over 40 struggling to rebuild after divorce? Have you ever felt stuck in “Nice Guy” patterns—always seeking approval, but feeling unseen and unfulfilled? You’re not alone. Dive into this episode of the Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast with me, David, and special guest McKenzie—a men’s coach who’s changed the lives of thousands of men worldwide.


🔓 In This Episode:

  • McKenzie’s raw journey: From a chaotic childhood to hitting rock bottom, and how joining a men’s group in Chicago transformed his life and purpose.

  • What is Nice Guy Syndrome? Learn why so many men fall into people-pleasing patterns, especially after separation or divorce, and how toxic shame keeps you stuck.

  • Why it gets worse after divorce: Discover the hidden traps men face when re-entering the dating world or trying to co-parent, and why external validation doesn’t lead to healing.

  • The Power of Men’s Groups: Hear why support communities are critical for real recovery, and how having just one emotional outlet (your ex or partner) can set you up for more pain.

  • Communication & Curiosity: Practical tools to break out of old beliefs (“I’m bad at feelings,” “I can’t communicate”) and build genuine connection—with yourself and others.

  • The Three Ps: How Power, Purpose, and Possibility can replace shame and self-doubt, leading to real transformation, not just symptom management.

  • Rebuilding Friendships: Why most men lose touch with friends after marriage, and actionable steps to cultivate meaningful relationships, even if you feel isolated.


💡 Key Takeaways:

  • Self-care and emotional availability are essential, not selfish.

  • Healing isn’t about avoiding your “bad habits”—it’s about replacing them with something more valuable.

  • Community is vital: diversify your support network beyond just your partner.

  • Real masculinity isn’t toxic—outdated patterns are. It’s time to embrace the traits that push you (and humanity) forward.


McKenzie also shares how his background in marketing helped him create simple, transformative systems for men to heal and thrive—no matter their past.


👇 Ready to take the next step? Whether you’re newly divorced or years out, this conversation will help you see that real recovery is possible. If you want proven tools and authentic support, check outt www.groupsformen.com for a free week of coaching and connection.


Let’s make this a conversation:

Have you struggled with Nice Guy Syndrome or finding support after divorce? What’s been your biggest challenge? Drop a comment below—your story could help another man know he’s not alone.



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Are you a man over 40 struggling to rebuild after divorce? Have you ever felt stuck in “Nice Guy” patterns—always seeking approval, but feeling unseen and unfulfilled? You’re not alone. Dive into this episode of the Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast with me, David, and special guest McKenzie—a men’s coach who’s changed the lives of thousands of men worldwide.


🔓 In This Episode:

  • McKenzie’s raw journey: From a chaotic childhood to hitting rock bottom, and how joining a men’s group in Chicago transformed his life and purpose.

  • What is Nice Guy Syndrome? Learn why so many men fall into people-pleasing patterns, especially after separation or divorce, and how toxic shame keeps you stuck.

  • Why it gets worse after divorce: Discover the hidden traps men face when re-entering the dating world or trying to co-parent, and why external validation doesn’t lead to healing.

  • The Power of Men’s Groups: Hear why support communities are critical for real recovery, and how having just one emotional outlet (your ex or partner) can set you up for more pain.

  • Communication & Curiosity: Practical tools to break out of old beliefs (“I’m bad at feelings,” “I can’t communicate”) and build genuine connection—with yourself and others.

  • The Three Ps: How Power, Purpose, and Possibility can replace shame and self-doubt, leading to real transformation, not just symptom management.

  • Rebuilding Friendships: Why most men lose touch with friends after marriage, and actionable steps to cultivate meaningful relationships, even if you feel isolated.


💡 Key Takeaways:

  • Self-care and emotional availability are essential, not selfish.

  • Healing isn’t about avoiding your “bad habits”—it’s about replacing them with something more valuable.

  • Community is vital: diversify your support network beyond just your partner.

  • Real masculinity isn’t toxic—outdated patterns are. It’s time to embrace the traits that push you (and humanity) forward.


McKenzie also shares how his background in marketing helped him create simple, transformative systems for men to heal and thrive—no matter their past.


👇 Ready to take the next step? Whether you’re newly divorced or years out, this conversation will help you see that real recovery is possible. If you want proven tools and authentic support, check outt www.groupsformen.com for a free week of coaching and connection.


Let’s make this a conversation:

Have you struggled with Nice Guy Syndrome or finding support after divorce? What’s been your biggest challenge? Drop a comment below—your story could help another man know he’s not alone.



Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

Are you a man over 40 struggling to rebuild after divorce? Have you ever felt stuck in “Nice Guy” patterns—always seeking approval, but feeling unseen and unfulfilled? You’re not alone. Dive into this episode of the Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast with me, David, and special guest McKenzie—a men’s coach who’s changed the lives of thousands of men worldwide.


🔓 In This Episode:

  • McKenzie’s raw journey: From a chaotic childhood to hitting rock bottom, and how joining a men’s group in Chicago transformed his life and purpose.

  • What is Nice Guy Syndrome? Learn why so many men fall into people-pleasing patterns, especially after separation or divorce, and how toxic shame keeps you stuck.

  • Why it gets worse after divorce: Discover the hidden traps men face when re-entering the dating world or trying to co-parent, and why external validation doesn’t lead to healing.

  • The Power of Men’s Groups: Hear why support communities are critical for real recovery, and how having just one emotional outlet (your ex or partner) can set you up for more pain.

  • Communication & Curiosity: Practical tools to break out of old beliefs (“I’m bad at feelings,” “I can’t communicate”) and build genuine connection—with yourself and others.

  • The Three Ps: How Power, Purpose, and Possibility can replace shame and self-doubt, leading to real transformation, not just symptom management.

  • Rebuilding Friendships: Why most men lose touch with friends after marriage, and actionable steps to cultivate meaningful relationships, even if you feel isolated.


💡 Key Takeaways:

  • Self-care and emotional availability are essential, not selfish.

  • Healing isn’t about avoiding your “bad habits”—it’s about replacing them with something more valuable.

  • Community is vital: diversify your support network beyond just your partner.

  • Real masculinity isn’t toxic—outdated patterns are. It’s time to embrace the traits that push you (and humanity) forward.


McKenzie also shares how his background in marketing helped him create simple, transformative systems for men to heal and thrive—no matter their past.


👇 Ready to take the next step? Whether you’re newly divorced or years out, this conversation will help you see that real recovery is possible. If you want proven tools and authentic support, check outt www.groupsformen.com for a free week of coaching and connection.


Let’s make this a conversation:

Have you struggled with Nice Guy Syndrome or finding support after divorce? What’s been your biggest challenge? Drop a comment below—your story could help another man know he’s not alone.



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