Sometimes I think that we can look at mentorship and think it involves like a certificate,

a t-shirt, a plaque, a coffee mug.

You are my mentor.

It has to be this very formal exchange.

But to be always a student, we're always being mentored.

Sometimes there are seasons in my life with my friendships where I'm recognizing, oh, this is an opportunity to be mentored by this friend in an area that I'm struggling with.

Like, I need to be a student in this area to this friendship.

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Welcome to God Hears Her. I'm Alyssa Morgan. And I'm Aaron Eddy. What do you think of when you hear the word mentor? Perhaps you imagine wise counsel

from a deacon or an elder or maybe sharing advice with a friend over coffee. Mentorship can show up in our lives in all sorts of ways.

And the truth is, we're all being advised and led throughout our lives by many different

people.

But how do we know who our mentors should be?

On this episode of God hears her, Elisa and I focus on the definition of mentorship.

How to pursue someone worth

following, and also some of the red flags you may experience an unhealthy mentoring relationships.

This is God hears her.

Should we start with what mentorship is?

Yes.

In case somebody he doesn't know, because that's a big fancy word.

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