How can we craft a life that practically holds space both for our schedules and for our souls?
Today, we’ll take a step back and recognize that sometimes when considering good opportunities or how to take your next right step, you just need someone to process this stuff with.
What do you do when the answer isn’t obvious? When you’re too close to even know what you want and don’t want?
Great questions. That’s why you need to find a No Mentor and eventually, learn to be your own.
Links + Resources From This Episode:
- The Nester, my sister (my No Mentor)
- The Lazy Genius Collective, Kendra Adachi (my other No Mentor)
- Bonita Lillie
- To Bless This Space Between Us by John O’Donohue
Richella Parham says
January 23, 2018 at 2:02 PMLOVE this one, Emily. Seriously.
One of the things I like best about your podcast? The fact that you’ve pondered these subjects so long and so well that you’re able to offer carefully curated and crafted advice so seemingly casually. (That sentence was brought to you by the letter C, apparently.) I mean it–you know these things down deep in your soul so that you can offer the truths in way that’s so accessible and approachable. It’s a gift but it’s also an art, one that you’ve honed over years of faithful attention. Bless you.
And in this episode you mention Bonita! How fun is that? God bless our mentors, please.
Rebecca Lee says
January 23, 2018 at 4:36 PMThanks Emily for this episode. I loved the reminder again that I am the carrier of the vision and that my call is to listen to God for the next right thing in love. Blessings.
Bonita Lillie says
January 27, 2018 at 3:55 PMEmily, you are such a blessing! Today I asked the Lord to help clarify the vision for this season of my life. Little did I know that He would use you speaking my own words to answer that prayer. I LOVE your podcasts and each one helps me so much. Thank you for using your gift well and for saying “no” to much so that you can say “yes” to what matters.
Jenny says
January 30, 2018 at 12:52 PMYour podcast always help my soul breathe on my way to work. I’ve always enjoyed what you and your sister have to offer in the blogosphere.