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0:00.0	Welcome to the Strong Women Podcast, where each week we explore a deeper understanding of the humanity, value, intellect, and creativity of women.
0:11.1	I'm Sarah Stone Street.
0:12.6	And I'm Erin Kunkel.
0:13.9	Glad you're here.
0:18.5	Welcome to the Strong Women podcast.
0:20.4	And today, Erin and I are reflecting about our conversation with Lori Leanne. Welcome to the Strong Women podcast.
0:25.1	And today, Aaron and I are reflecting about our conversation with Lori Leander.
0:29.8	It was so fun to have Lori in the studio and Aaron in the studio.
0:32.4	And we got to actually have a conversation in person.
0:36.5	And Lori is a good friend of mine.
0:41.5	And her son, Casey, actually writes for Breakpoint, which is a fun fact.
0:49.2	And then her daughter, Lola, is my oldest daughter, Abigail's BFF. They're big buds.
0:57.1	So I'm grateful for Lori spending time with us and I'm so grateful for Lori's mentoring of Abigail, because she's really intentional. So you can hear more about that in our episode. If you
1:01.5	haven't heard it, go listen, and then come back and join us for our reflection.
1:05.2	Okay, you mentioning that she is a mentor to your daughter. When I was thinking about this conversation, I was thinking about
1:15.5	this idea of other people mentoring our kids. And I just love your open posture to other women
1:26.0	mentoring your daughter. And I say that because I think a lot of times
1:31.8	as parents, you can feel like it's all on you to raise and mentor and disciple our kids. But we
1:41.7	are a part of a church, capital C, bride of Christ, church. And so it isn't all on us
1:49.9	to mentor our kids. And actually, it shouldn't be. We need other people to pour into our children.
1:58.2	I just wanted to say that. It shows your humility, and it's a posture that I think
2:02.9	we all should have, that we should want other people to come alongside us in the discipleship of
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