12 AGO 2026 · In this episode of Becoming, Bubba Page joins host Curtis Morley on the Counterfeit Emotions Podcast for a vulnerable, faith-filled conversation about abundance, ego, people pleasing, accountability, and where a man really finds peace.
Bubba opens up about investing in people, the difference between living to give and living to accumulate, and the hard inner work that came through his separation and divorce. Together with Curtis, he explores how we so often trigger ourselves, why saying no protects what matters most, and how surrendering to God turns ownership into stewardship.
They discuss:
• Why angel investors bet on people first, not ideas
• Abundance versus accumulation, or living large to give large
• The three reasons we obey God: fear, blessings, and love
• How ego and pride work in both directions
• Being kind versus being nice, and recovering from people pleasing
• The power of saying no to protect your family and your faith
• Leaning on God through the hardest seasons, including divorce
• Taking accountability instead of blaming, and why we trigger ourselves
• Stewardship over ownership, and seeing everything as a gift
• Where Bubba finds true and lasting peace
About Curtis Morley:
Curtis Morley is an author, speaker, and self-described emotionologist, the founder of Counterfeit Emotions and host of the Counterfeit Emotions Podcast. Through his framework of counterfeit emotions and their authentic counterparts, he helps men and women understand their emotions, heal from shame, and live with greater authenticity and peace.
Learn more about Curtis:
Counterfeit Emotions Podcast
https://www.counterfeitemotions.com
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Connect with Bubba:
https://bubbapage.com Bubba helps faith-driven parents, entrepreneurs, and leaders create more peace, clarity, and structure using the same family systems he uses to raise his 8 kids and build successful businesses.