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In this short episode of The Courage to Live, Josh Bitsko reflects on one of the bravest things anyone can do, be real. From his early years as a people pleasing cop to lessons learned as a leader, Josh shares how authenticity, vulnerability, and honesty can transform relationships, build trust, and strengthen resilience. He explains why pretending to be stoic only works for so long, how admitting “I don’t know” can be a powerful leadership move, and why small steps toward authenticity lead to lasting growth. A practical, heartfelt conversation on courage, self worth, and the freedom that comes from being your true self.
By Joshua BitskoIn this short episode of The Courage to Live, Josh Bitsko reflects on one of the bravest things anyone can do, be real. From his early years as a people pleasing cop to lessons learned as a leader, Josh shares how authenticity, vulnerability, and honesty can transform relationships, build trust, and strengthen resilience. He explains why pretending to be stoic only works for so long, how admitting “I don’t know” can be a powerful leadership move, and why small steps toward authenticity lead to lasting growth. A practical, heartfelt conversation on courage, self worth, and the freedom that comes from being your true self.