The truth has a way of demanding to be seen. Anything we refuse to face—our fears, pain, regrets, or even our deepest desires—will find a way to control us. It lingers in the background, shaping our choices, limiting our freedom, and keeping us stuck in patterns we don’t understand. But here’s the good news: we are not powerless. In this episode, we’re breaking down four steps to help you face anything head-on. Because when you confront the truth, you reclaim your power. Let’s get into it. Episode 295 of the Joe Martino Show is live.

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