I love your conversations so much! This one in particular, together with Emily’s newsletter Q&A about it, have come at just the right time for me. My husband is beginning to consider starting his own consulting company, which is a little nerve wracking for me after 14 years of very stable employment with the same company for him. I love the framework you all talk about and also just how rational and prayerful it is, while not overspiritualizing the process. It’s great food for thought and prayer for me, so thank you.
I also had a ton of thoughts about your last episode; I taught theology at a couple Catholic high schools in the DC/Northern Virginia area for several years, until I was able to stay home with my first baby 13 years ago. I got really burnt out after that short amount of time, so major congratulations to Chris and Casey for teaching for that long, and to Emily and Kate for supporting them in that.
Thank you all for sharing your journey through all these changes; I’m excited to hear how things go for you!
Really loved this episode, guys. Probably my favorite to date! I have to listen again because there were so many good points (and I can’t remember them, sanguine problems lol). Thank you for sharing all of your wisdom on a very important and often misunderstood topic!
Casey's sentence about Father being exhilarated when we joyfully choose to do something instead of walking on eggshells was really beautiful. Wonderful episode!
I love your conversations so much! This one in particular, together with Emily’s newsletter Q&A about it, have come at just the right time for me. My husband is beginning to consider starting his own consulting company, which is a little nerve wracking for me after 14 years of very stable employment with the same company for him. I love the framework you all talk about and also just how rational and prayerful it is, while not overspiritualizing the process. It’s great food for thought and prayer for me, so thank you.
I also had a ton of thoughts about your last episode; I taught theology at a couple Catholic high schools in the DC/Northern Virginia area for several years, until I was able to stay home with my first baby 13 years ago. I got really burnt out after that short amount of time, so major congratulations to Chris and Casey for teaching for that long, and to Emily and Kate for supporting them in that.
Thank you all for sharing your journey through all these changes; I’m excited to hear how things go for you!
Really loved this episode, guys. Probably my favorite to date! I have to listen again because there were so many good points (and I can’t remember them, sanguine problems lol). Thank you for sharing all of your wisdom on a very important and often misunderstood topic!
Casey's sentence about Father being exhilarated when we joyfully choose to do something instead of walking on eggshells was really beautiful. Wonderful episode!