Kelsey Chapman joins us to discuss the value and importance of mentorship. She shares her experience being mentored and mentoring others to help us gain more insight into this beautiful relationship. A little bit about the guest: Kelsey Chapman is an author, podcaster and personal cheerleader to women building their dream life and business. When she first launched her own brand in 2015, she felt all the overwhelming feelings, too. It was scary to take such a huge leap and commit to showing up for a dream she didn’t know would pan out. Over the first few years of business, she leaned on the shoulders of incredible mentors who took her under their wing and taught her how to make the jump from dreamer to doer. Kelsey needed their expert wisdom to shift old perspectives, discover the next right steps that would help her execute the vision, and stay hopeful throughout the journey. Support the podcast through Patreon Join our mailing list Check out our website Resources: What They Taught Me by Kelsey Chapman Kelsey is reading Present over Perfect by Shauna Niequist, and watching Firefly Lane.  She is being refreshed by her daily walks. Noteworthy quotes: “Let people in, find a mentor; the risk is worth the reward.” - 14:15 Questions for consideration: Do you currently have a mentor? If not, are there any women you could humbly ask for counsel? Sponsor: #TWENTYSOMETHINGSBOOK by Cimber Cummings GO GET TWENTY SOMETHINGS RIGHT NOW! Through these words, you'll feel the familiarity of a close friend as Cimber encourages us through stories with how to: - Create more fun, freedom, and purpose than you've imagined. - Work through expectations and dreams and a few disappointments. - And getting to know how God's character and goodness transform and inform every area of our lives! I personally enjoyed every second of this book and laughed so hard. Cimber is REAL and every gal can relate to what she writes about.  So grab "Twenty Something" by Cimber Cummings on Amazon today. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/waterwithlemon/support