Off Limits: Boundaries for Women Who Use the Internet with Charaia Callabrass | Episode 122

The Jess Connolly Podcast

Jess Connolly

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 813 Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2022

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we’re continuing our series on boundaries with an incredibly wise conversation with Charaia Callabrass. She’s a wife, mother, content creator, curator of hilarious Tik Tok videos on Instagram, and a truly gifted truth teller. Her God-given mission is to put words to the things we don’t like to talk about and equip people to be courageous enough to stay soft.

Charaia and Jess talk about boundaries, especially in regards to creating and consuming content on the Internet. You’ll hear Charaia speak to:

How she knows she’s not staying soft
How she stays on the Internet when it feels hard
How boundaries are part of a “house” (it’s a metaphor… listen in!)
Letting God be the main character of your story
The problem with labeling people as toxic
And so much more wisdom

We think this episode is deep, wise, and funny - we laugh a lot, we talk about a lot about boundaries and a little about petty internet things, but truly: we just talk about what it’s like to be a woman on mission in an Internet-centered world.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Canva's magic right can improve any dull piece of work.
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0:43.6	Welcome. Welcome to the Go and Tell Gals podcast.
0:46.2	I'm your host, Jess Connelly.
0:55.8	I'm an author, a Bible teacher, a coach, and I'm obsessed with helping women take their place in the kingdom and use their God-given gifts.
1:01.2	I go and tell gals, we equip and encourage women with different tools like our Map to More Guide, our group coaching program, Go teams, and even by training other women
1:06.9	as coaches through our licensing program. Whether you're a college student, a stay-at-home mom,
1:13.0	a small business owner, an astronaut, or a veterinarian, our goal is that you lead this episode
1:19.8	feeling more empowered to do what God has called you to do. We're so glad you're here,
1:26.9	and we're on your team. Let's jump into this week's
1:30.4	episode. Hey, gals, this week we have an interview with Sherea Calabras. She is a wife, a mother,
1:40.8	a writer, and genuinely the funniest curator of TikToks online. I mean, her Friday
1:48.3	funnies or her Make You Laugh Mondays, whatever she's doing is hilarious. But she's also crazy deep,
1:55.5	crazy wise. And I have been incredibly blessed by getting to know her just a little bit online.
2:01.2	You are going to love this episode.
2:03.7	We laugh a lot.
2:04.7	We talk about boundaries.
2:06.4	We maybe talk about some petty internet things.
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