Giving Courage through Our Words // Sarah Nale
Practicing encouragement toward ourselves and others
"When I encourage you, I feel encouraged because the words I said actually gave me courage for myself." Join me for this conversation with my dear friend, Sarah Nale, as we talk about the ways our words can instill courage in others, and even in ourselves. Whether words come easily to you or not, this episode will equip you with tools and examples of how to be a speaker of life wherever you go!
Sarah is one of the most gifted encouragers I know, and she generously offers words of life, belief, and hope to people around her. It doesn't matter if she's teaching dance fitness from a stage in the Jazzercise center she owns or helping a family find their next home in her work as a realtor, she can't open her mouth without calling out the goodness she sees in others. She is the type of friend that every person needs, and one of the first people I call when I'm struggling to see myself clearly. I hope you'll feel encouraged as we share about the power of giving one another courage through our words!
We talk about things like:
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The power of borrowing belief from others when we can't believe for ourselves
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Recognizing the power in our words to give courage—and how we often need to receive courage from others in order to give it
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Advice for people who want to speak life but don’t have a natural strength with words
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How to develop our encouragement muscles through practice
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How we can use our minds to break down walls of competition and comparison
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Stay connected:
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Connect with Sarah Nale on Instagram, dance with her at Ellensburg Jazzercise, or work with her to buy or sell your home!
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Connect with Jillian on Instagram or Facebook or sign up for the monthly Permission Slips email newsletter!
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Want to book Jillian to speak or work with her as your coach? Learn more on her website.
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Subscribe to Permission Slips so you never miss an episode, and please share or review this podcast to help others find it!
"When I encourage you, I feel encouraged because the words I said actually gave me courage for myself." Join me for this conversation with my dear friend, Sarah Nale, as we talk about the ways our words can instill courage in others, and even in ourselves. Whether words come easily to you or not, this episode will equip you with tools and examples of how to be a speaker of life wherever you go!
Sarah is one of the most gifted encouragers I know, and she generously offers words of life, belief, and hope to people around her. It doesn't matter if she's teaching dance fitness from a stage in the Jazzercise center she owns or helping a family find their next home in her work as a realtor, she can't open her mouth without calling out the goodness she sees in others. She is the type of friend that every person needs, and one of the first people I call when I'm struggling to see myself clearly. I hope you'll feel encouraged as we share about the power of giving one another courage through our words!
We talk about things like:
- The power of borrowing belief from others when we can't believe for ourselves
- Recognizing the power in our words to give courage—and how we often need to receive courage from others in order to give it
- Advice for people who want to speak life but don’t have a natural strength with words
- How to develop our encouragement muscles through practice
- How we can use our minds to break down walls of competition and comparison
* * *
Stay connected:
- Connect with Sarah Nale on Instagram, dance with her at Ellensburg Jazzercise, or work with her to buy or sell your home!
- Connect with Jillian on Instagram or Facebook or sign up for the monthly Permission Slips email newsletter!
- Want to book Jillian to speak or work with her as your coach? Learn more on her website.
- Subscribe to Permission Slips so you never miss an episode, and please share or review this podcast to help others find it!
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