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Welcome to another episode of the Blessed and Balls Up podcast.

This is part two of my interview with Kyla Jackson, part one.

It's called when God turns your world upside down and part two is going to be called organized my thoughts

because this is where she talks so much about her podcast that's coming out.

She talks about just the business side and how God had really built her back up after he turned her world upside down.

So I'm excited for you guys to hear part two of the interview and make sure you stay to the end because at the end,

I'm going to preview the trailer for Kyla's new podcast available right now called organized my thoughts.

Let's get to part two of the interview.

I love that I think the strategy and that is viewing anything that separates you from God as something that needs to be dealt with because I think that bitterness and anger become strongholds when we accept them as our truth.

And hearing you talk is like when these things try to take root, you recognize that as something that's going to take you away from God and you refuse to go there.

And I just love that because like I always say this journey is not absent of struggles.

Life is going to be life and we're going to go through things and especially when you do it God's way you're now, it's going to be difficult and anybody who tries to romanticize it is lying.

It's going to be hard.

It's not going to be easy at all, but their decisions to be made in the midst of the depression and the anger.

And I feel decisions to be made and what I love and what I'm hearing about your story is you just decided to choose God.

And it's just such a wonderful thing to hear you articulate because I feel like a lot of people are really going to be able to identify no matter the differences of the story.

And I believe you're providing that with language and strategy to continue to fight the good fight of faith and also understand like you say it's not going to always be like this.

When you're telling your story, I'm sure that you've received a lot of criticism and backlash for it, especially sharing your story in such a public way where you're kind of open yourself up to the internet.

And so how did you deal with that because I'm sure a lot of people keep from sharing their stories for that reason because not only do you got to deal with the people in your real life.

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