Rob Roseman, creator of WTFDivorce.com
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Jun 21, 2022 ·
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Rob Roseman is an entrepreneur, digital marketer, author and creator of multiple outlets discussing divorce. In his earlier career Rob was a Chicago futures trader, a Las Vegas poker pro,...
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Rob Roseman is an entrepreneur, digital marketer, author and creator of multiple outlets
discussing divorce. In his earlier career Rob was a Chicago futures trader, a Las Vegas
poker pro, and the co-founder of KickstartReading.com. More currently Rob is the host
of his own podcast: “Dad the Best I Can”. Through interviews with entrepreneurs such
as David Cancel, Chris Heller, and Nir Eyal, Rob talks dad tips and dad life.
Along with his popular podcast, Rob was also the creator of WTFdivorce.com. This is a
community of divorcees who share their comical experiences, relatable jokes and
advice about life after divorce. Rob’s main goals with his platforms is to help others get
through divorce, move onto dating, and most importantly pull your new self together
after what can seem like the end but most definitely isn’t. As Rob says, “most of us who
have gone through it, don’t know what the hell we’re doing!”
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discussing divorce. In his earlier career Rob was a Chicago futures trader, a Las Vegas
poker pro, and the co-founder of KickstartReading.com. More currently Rob is the host
of his own podcast: “Dad the Best I Can”. Through interviews with entrepreneurs such
as David Cancel, Chris Heller, and Nir Eyal, Rob talks dad tips and dad life.
Along with his popular podcast, Rob was also the creator of WTFdivorce.com. This is a
community of divorcees who share their comical experiences, relatable jokes and
advice about life after divorce. Rob’s main goals with his platforms is to help others get
through divorce, move onto dating, and most importantly pull your new self together
after what can seem like the end but most definitely isn’t. As Rob says, “most of us who
have gone through it, don’t know what the hell we’re doing!”
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