005 - Learning to Accept Help with Taylor Hutcheson

from My Valley, His Victory · host Kenzie Smith

In this week's episode, I talk to Taylor Hutcheson about the importance of accepting help and building a community of genuine, caring relationships. She shares her experience of her divorce and insights on asking for help, being vulnerable, and navigating controversial topics in the church. Follow along her adventures www.instagram.com/taywandersOutsiders Together Instagram Book: CaptivatingSolo Stove - FirepitSupport the showFollow this podcast and it's host on Instagram to stay up to date on the latest episodes @My Valley, His Victory @messagesfromthemountainWould also love for you to subscribe on YouTube My Valley, His Victory or MessagesFromTheMountainUse code kenzie20 for 20% off your registration for HIGHLANDER Big Bear https://bit.ly/join_kenzie DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product with the provided links I may receive a small commission. Music from #Uppbeat:https://uppbeat.io/t/aylex/wandererLicense code: 3E2WIQTKULU64TC4

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