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Milli Collum shares her story of growing up in a large family in Oklahoma and the challenges she faced. Milli also discusses her early marriage and the difficulties she encountered, including infidelity and manipulation. She shares a powerful moment when she heard God's voice and felt His unconditional love for the first time. Despite her circumstances, Milli embarked on a journey to seek out God's love and find peace. Milli shares her journey of navigating a toxic marriage and finding the courage to leave. She reflects on the challenges of being a young mother and the codependency she developed with her children. Milli discusses the patterns of seeking rescue in relationships and the realization that she needed to define her own self-worth. She describes the difficulty of moving her daughters to a new town and the emotional toll it took on her. Milli also shares how she found healing and learned to trust again in her relationship with her current husband Britton. Milli shares her journey of empowerment and self-discovery after leaving an abusive marriage. She discusses the importance of taking responsibility for one's own life and the sacrifices that come with empowerment. Milli emphasizes the long-term consequences of staying in a victimhood role and the need to model strength for our children. She also announces her upcoming women's retreat in partnership with Non-Typical Outfitters, where women can experience empowerment and authentic self-discovery in the Wyoming mountains.

To find our more about Milli's Wilderness adventure check her out at www.courageouscommitments.com or email her at c2liferelationshipcoach@gmail.com
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Lee is as humble as they come and is a man who is always looking to improve as a horseman, husband and human. As you will hear in his story, he has made the difficult task of coming up the ranks of becoming a NRCHA (National Reined Cowhorse Assocation) professional. Growing up in Australia, Lee learned what hard work was from an early age and while working on a cattle station. His love for horses and learning brought him over to the states where he found friendships and met his amazing wife Ashley. Lee shares his story with great vulnerability and hope and this episode will speak to anyone who might feel alone in figuring out this thing called life. Lee's achievements in the arena are near the bottom of why I think so highly of him. He is not only an example of what hard work and grit look like, but what happens to a man who submits his life to God.

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My son Grady and I got to spend the better part of a week with Gabe & Reata Clark and their crew at the historic OW Ranch in south eastern Montana. Gabe grew up in western Wyoming where he learned what hard work and determination are all about. That approach to life has payed off well for Gabe and about anything he has put his mind to. Gabe is very well know in the cowboy circle as a top hand, however what stands out to me about Gabe is how good of a father he is. Gabe and his wife Reata manage the OW ranch where they raise a pile of kids and also raise some of the nicest horses around. You can check them out at clark_horses on instagram.

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