Dad sold my childhood on eBay: Jesse James on abuse, abandonment, forgiveness @GrahamBensinger
Dad sold my childhood on eBay: Jesse James on abuse, abandonment, forgiveness  @GrahamBensinger
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
“Regret has no place in a focused mind.” American entrepreneur and CEO of West Coast Choppers Jesse James explains why blaming your past — even a painful one — only holds you back from becoming who you’re capable of being. From childhood abuse to rebuilding his relationship with responsibility, Jesse shares how discipline replaced bitterness and why he believes excuses keep people stuck.
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Episode debuted nationwide in 2026.
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Dad sold my childhood on eBay: Jesse James on abuse, abandonment, forgiveness

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