Welcome to a special series here on the Blueston Balls.com podcast called She Is Uncompromising.

Women are constantly told to sacrifice ambition in order to have the rich family life that we all deserve.

That's a lie.

When we quietly accept this lie, we kill an important part of ourselves in our destiny.

We compromise who we are until we end up unhappy and failing to fulfill God's plan for our life.

Total life success means the baby and the business, the thriving marriage and the growing company, purpose and profit, destiny and dedication to the path that is predestined for you.

It's whatever makes you happy, whole and fulfilled.

My latest book She Is Uncompromising reveals the hard one lessons and spiritual truths that can help all women take control of their lives.

It's filled with pointed scriptures, intimate stories, practical exercises and it's a must-have blueprint for building an unbreakable foundation of faith, family and abundance.

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Over the next couple of weeks, I'm going to be sitting down with people who exemplify this same message by being uncompromising in their own life.

Hey guys, welcome to another episode of the Blessed and Bust Up podcast and another installment of our She Is Uncompromising series.

While sit down and talk to women that have been able to blame from and I just respect their being uncompromising in their own journey.

So today, we are talking to coach Leah Huggins. Leah is a client of anchor media in her podcast with all about marriage, motherhood and PTSD.

And I wanted to talk to you, Leah, because I really admire your commitment to being uncompromising about still seeing God through a diagnosis, still seeing God's best when something is heavy as PTSD is a part of your life.

And I wanted to talk to you here because even if somebody is not experiencing PTSD specifically, we all go through things and a lot of times these stamps or these diagnoses or things that that nature can get really heavy and hard to navigate through.

And so I wanted to talk to you here to learn a bit more about your journey and so people could be able to learn from you and be inspired by you.

So let's start. Where are you and your husband both in the military?

Yes, first of all, thank you for having me on. I'm so excited.

Yes, we were both active duty. He has retired. I separated after two. I think it was two times that I did. So eight years. I did eight years in the military. We're both Navy.

Thank you for your service. Thank you. Thank you.

I like it better on this side is the depending.

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