How Military Service Became a Mission to Stop Human Trafficking

After serving 22 years in the U.S. Army and 17 years with the U.S. State Department, Patricia Watts discovers her greatest mission begins after government service. In this episode of Living Your Legacy, she shares how faith, leadership, and decades of global experience lead her to fight human trafficking through education, advocacy, and entrepreneurship. Patricia explains the four vulnerabilities traffickers exploit, why awareness saves lives, and how WEModel USA is empowering young people while building purpose-driven leadership. This conversation explores human trafficking awareness, women empowerment, leadership, and legacy through service, proving that the greatest impact often begins after one career ends. Key TakeawaysLegacy is built by serving others long after your career ends.Education and awareness are the strongest weapons against human trafficking.Faith provides purpose through every season of life.Leadership means creating opportunities for the next generation.Building a mission-driven business can create lasting community impact.Notable Quotes"We were all put on this earth for one reason, and that's to serve.""Education and awareness are the best prevention from trafficking.""Every city, every state, every neighborhood has trafficking.""Our part is looking out for each other.""When you understand people, you understand the challenges."