The Mentor's Table: Recent Episodes
Joy Abad
Welcome to the table. This is a place for like-minded women to gather and put Titus 2:4 into action--teaching, encouraging, and empowering one another to become the women we were designed to be. This season we are focusing on making me-time a priority because when you make taking care of yourself a priority, then there will be more than enough of you left to give away to help others. Pull up a chair.
Trendy or not, I believe this word is going to define 2018. Tune in for an in-depth look at the word that is redefining my life and challenging me to go to a place that my Type-A-self does not go naturally. If we can all focus on a few key aspects of this word, we will be on a steady course to make taking care of ourselves a true priority. Pull up a chair.
Show notes available at thementorstable.com/podcast-004
In this episode, we welcome @lizzylovesheath on IG to discuss with us day-to-day practices for making your own personal health--spirit, soul, and body--a priority. We'll discuss what that looks like for us on a daily basis, how we keep ourselves accountable, and where we turn to for more learning. This isn't your typical health podcast telling you to eat less and exercise more; this is about listening to your body and choosing what brings peace and life for you. Pull up a chair.
Show notes available at thementorstable.com/podcast-003
Digging into ESSENTIALISM and how it applies to finding time to make me-time a priority.
Too often I feel like the saying, "Too much month left at the end of the paycheck" applies to my capacity to invest in others. Do you, like me, feel like there's too much month left at the end of your capacity to give of yourself and help and nurture others? This season we are going to unpack ways to make me-time a priority so that there's more than enough of ourselves left to give away. We begin by discussing why me-time should be a priority, and we map out our format for this first year of podcasts for The Mentor's Table. Come join us at the table. There's always a seat here for you.
Too often I feel like the saying, "Too much month left at the end of the paycheck" applies to my capacity to invest in others. Do you, like me, feel like there's too much month left at the end of your capacity to give of yourself and help and nurture others? This season we are going to unpack ways to make me-time a priority so that there's more than enough of ourselves left to give away. We begin by discussing why me-time should be a priority, and we map out our format for this first year of podcasts for The Mentor's Table. Come join us at the table. There's always a seat here for you.