In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Justin Smith shares the experience that changed his life and reshaped how he thinks about accountability, self-love, and relationships.

Justin talks about a period where his health and personal life spiraled out of control, leading him to check himself into a trauma treatment center. He reflects on what that moment forced him to confront about himself, his boundaries, and the way he approached relationships.

The conversation also touches on how those lessons eventually led to the creation of Cray, a self-improvement app focused on dating safety and self-advocacy. Justin explains why many people ignore red flags, misunderstand self-love, and avoid accountability until failure forces clarity.

This episode is for anyone interested in real conversations about failure, rebuilding, and learning through lived experience.

To learn more about Justin Smith and the work he’s doing with Cray, visit:

👉 https://cray.app

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