Unboxed with Tonya McCoy

My granddad called me Bug, claimed he was "mean as a snake," and once decided that changing a timing belt was the perfect way for a 17-year-old girl to spend her Saturday.

Let's just say I had other plans.

But somewhere between those Saturdays in his shop, years of leading teams, and starting a podcast, I realized just how much of his advice stuck with me.

In this episode of Unboxed, we're talking about starting over, being a beginner again, and why having experience doesn't mean having all the answers.

Turns out, confidence isn't knowing exactly what you're doing. It's trusting yourself to figure it out.

And apparently, Granddad is still winning arguments.

Think bigger. Lead better. Live unboxed.

We all like to believe we're good people, but what happens when doing the right thing isn't the easy thing? In this first episode of Unboxed, Tonya McCoy explores the difference between being nice and having character, why being right doesn't always mean handling things right, and how our choices affect the people around us. With personal stories, a little humor, and some uncomfortable truths, it's a conversation about who we are when life puts us to the test.