The Mutual Benefits of Mentorship with Lisa Giles
One of the crucial steps in the Hero's Journey is the meeting with the mentor. Most of us have many formal and informal mentors in life that help us to get where we are going. Lisa Giles's story illustrates how the love given in mentorship keeps on giving.
Want to go deeper? Say "Yes" to the 90 day challenge and step out of the broken paradigm. In my Let It Go community at https://letitgonow.org you'll get access to:
- playful experiences that take the fear out of growing
- a supportive community who understands where you are and where you want to be who can hold you accountable and keep you motivated
- techniques to help you let go now
- structure that takes the guess work out of what to do when
If you participate fully, at the end of 90 days, you will have a foundation that empowers you to begin taking command of your own life so you can get off the self-help hamster wheel.
Host Bio: Laura Giles is a trauma therapist, human behavior coach, author, and spiritual retreat leader who has been helping people let go of their baggage and be their best selves for over twenty years. If you're ready to let go of your limitations and take command of your life, join me.
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Lisa Giles
event producer
Lisa Giles is the producer of the Richmond 48 Hour Film Project, creator of the VHSL Film Festival, and the Richmond Film Network Short Film Series. This recurring monthly event aims to showcase ingenuity—the fresh voices experimenting and creating brilliant work without commercial pressure or restraint—and to introduce them to an audience that is likely unfamiliar with them. It’s a way to celebrate the filmmakers, the work and to contribute to the vibrant artistic landscape that already exists in the River City.