Episode 266: Kellee Hall (Part 2)

 

Welcome to part 2 of my conversation with my mentor, Kellee Hall. If you missed part 1, I encourage you to go back and listen to it.

This week, Kellee talks about what she learned about herself by raising her kids. And today, in part 2, Kellee tells us her story of 2020. She walks us through how her husband, Stuart, ended up in ICU near death from Covid19 and what helped her make it through that month. She also shares what it was like to walk with her young adult children through the political and social unrest and how through it all, what she learned about love and making things personal.

 
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Takeaways:

  • There is power in moving up close. Everything changes when it becomes personal.

  • The opposite of shallow is not deep, it’s personal.

Discussion Questions:

  • What is something that stood out to your from this conversation?

  • In what ways do you resonate with what Kellee said?

  • How has moving up close to someone helped you love them better?

  • What is one thing you can do today based on our conversation?

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