Sadie Robertson Huff

And I love everything you said, because ideally, yes, that would be amazing to have all those people.

We don't always have that.

But one thing I think it's so important for face to face mentorship, if you can, if you can meet up with someone, if someone does know you so they can really speak into, but also social media again.

Follow the right people.

If there's someone who you're like, this person is really someone I am inspired by.

No, you're not going to get the full picture.

That's why you need real people to bring it back to real life.

But still cultivate who you want to look like as you're, you know, following the right people.

So I do think that matters.

But mentorship in my life, seasons change and sometimes it's different than others.

Back in the day, the mentor that I posted about, it originally started with prayer and confession.

I had been walking through some things I had not shared with anyone, and she invited me to go with her to a wedding.

And she was like, I have a car drive, because it was a mutual person we knew.

And she was like, do you just want to ride with me to the wedding?

I was like, sure.

And, uh, her air conditioner was out that day.

And I always say it was the heat.

I was feeling the heat in that car and she never turned on the radio and the silence got me.

Uh, Mr. Rogers actually has this thing with a silent and he's like, when you're silent, like the kid, like they would talk more and ask more questions.

And I'm like, that happened to me because it was silent and hot.