EPISODE · Oct 1, 2019 · 58 MIN
8. Keisha: Sometimes Struggle can be the Catalyst to Your Purpose
from A Force To Be Reckoned With · host Corey and Bethany Adkins
Send us Fan MailIn life we all face dark seasons, and Keisha was no different. Keisha faced an uhealthy relationship due to addiction and despite her best efforts, divorce ended up being part of her story. While none of us ever wish to go through that type of struggle, some of us do. It's what we choose to do with the circumstances in front of us that can shape the rest of our lives though.Keisha talks about how she could have easily chosen to fail and fall into victim mode of being a single mom on one income. Instead though, she chose to embrace her circumstances, reflect on her choices, and grow. She then felt called to teach other young women the tools that they would need to avoid walking down a similar path. She took her most painful struggles, and used them to change the lives of others.Check out Keisha's Website Check out Keisha's full Author Page on amazon! If you're interested in booking Keisha to speak, you can contact here at [email protected] More on The Millennial Mission/Links Mentioned in Episode:Follow us on IG: @bethanyandcorey Sign Up for exclusive discounts, benefits, and top secret info only our podcast listeners get!www.millennialmission.coPress Inquiries/Contact: [email protected]
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Send us Fan Mail In life we all face dark seasons, and Keisha was no different. Keisha faced an uhealthy relationship due to addiction and despite her best efforts, divorce ended up being part of her story. While none of us ever wish to go through that type of struggle, some of us do. It's what we choose to do with the circumstances in front of us that can shape the rest of our lives though. Keisha talks about how she could have easily chosen to fail and fall into victim mode of being a singl...
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