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Dear Daughters is the place for you to hear about the kinds of things that are practical and helpful in living a godly life. it’s also a starting point for conversations I hope you have with the people in your life you love or lead.
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Nov 30, 2016

Do you dream of owning your business? Working your own hours? Living your Big God Dream? Then you’re going to love meeting Lauren Gaige in this episode 12 of  The Dear Daughters Podcast.

Lauren is a graphic designer who built her own business with just ten a couple dollars in the bank. The heart behind Lauren and her brand is to help women start a successful business and/or blog by providing a luxury website design, amazing support, and an affordable online presence without the headache! She is great at helping people overcome the technical issues of running an online business.

Not only that but Lauren is a dear daughter I’ve mentored the last ten years. And in this podcast, we talk about our cross generational friendship and the amazing (and FUN!) things God has done in our lives together.

Nov 16, 2016

Jesus is it.

I met Lisa Whittle in Austin years ago through a mutual friend and discovered we shared a literary agent. Lisa is a truth-teller, a bold communicator and she has a bottom line approach to everything: Pointing people to a passionate pursuit of God.

Lisa is the author of six books, including her latest, I Want Godand her forthcoming (April 2017), Put Your Warrior Boots On.

Today on the show, we talk about her social media fast and the signs to look for when you might need a break from Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, etc. Things like this:

  • You’re not sure you’ll speak with wisdom online.
  • You don’t trust what you may say online.
  • When social media takes up so much energy that you’re too weary to spend time with the people you love the most.

We also talk about what she's reading and her peanut butter pie recipe ... which she shares just in time for Thanksgiving. 

You can find all the show notes are on susiedavis.org

Nov 9, 2016

Relationships are the key to life.

That’s Carolyn Dixon’s motto. She spends her days counseling people how to have healthy relationships with God and others. Carolyn received her MSW at The University of Texas after her youngest son went to kindergarten. From there, she spent twelve years at (a residential psychiatric treatment center) and part-time at a private counseling center focusing on relational issues with individuals, couples and families. Now she is full-time at Abundant Life Counseling Services in the Austin area. 

Carolyn has been married thirty-three years to her husband, Donnie, who is the discipleship pastor at Canyon Creek Church. They have four grown sons and one grandson.

I love her to pieces and I’m glad to call her my friend. I think you’ll like her an awful lot too. :)

All the show notes as well as a load of great books suggestions on marriage and parenting are on the blog at www.susiedavis.org

Nov 1, 2016

Oh y’all. Today on the podcast I talk with one of my all time favorite people, Shauna Niequist. She is a bookworm, a beachbum, and a passionate gatherer of people, especially around the table. She is married to Aaron, and they live in Chicago with their sons, Henry & Mac.

She is also the New York Times bestselling author of Present Over Perfect and a few other fantastic books. Shauna and I met when we launched IF:Table a couple years ago. And I truly adore her. I know you will too.

We talk about this and more: 

  • When you are failing at the most important things in life. 
  • Administrating and caring for your children vs just being with them.
  • Trying to “out responsible” other people.
  • Over-valuing work life in exchange for a deep relational life.
  • Bowing to the pressure to always be on.
  • The fatal design flaw of hustle life-style. 

All the show notes at www.susiedavis.org

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