(Pt 2) What Kenya Taught Me About Comfort Zones, Open Doors, and Saying Impossible Things Out Loud
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(Pt 2) What Kenya Taught Me About Comfort Zones, Open Doors, and Saying Impossible Things Out Loud
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The most beautiful hospitality I've ever experienced happened in a tiny living room in Kenya.
In Part 1, I shared the dream I finally said out loud and the steps that carried me to Kenya. Today, I'm taking you inside the small home of a local missionary, where I was welcomed so fully that it quietly rewrote everything I thought hospitality had to look like.
If you've ever held back from opening your door because your house isn't big enough, clean enough, or Pinterest-ready enough, this one's for you. We'll talk about:
- What that Kenyan living room taught me about true welcome
- Why hospitality has far more to do with an open door than a perfect table
- How to start practicing it right where you are, with what you already have
Grab your coffee and pull up a chair. I'm so glad you're here.
New here? Start with Part 1 to hear how this whole journey began.
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Eyes up, doors open.