265. The Invitation to a Finished Work with Lisa Allen

<p>Rebecca and Lisa Allen discuss Chapter 6 of <em>Do the Thing: Gospel-Centered Goals, Gumption, and Grace for the Go-Getter Girl</em> titled The Invitation to a Finished Work.</p>

<p>Lisa Allen a speaker and a coach with over 20 years experience both with a national women’s ministry and on a large church staff. She’s aso a wife and mom to two adult kids who are her very favorite people to do life with. Her passion is this: to help others better understand their wiring and ultimately gain confidence and clarity on who they are in Christ, in order to aim their lives for greatest impact and purpose.</p>

<p>Sometimes this looks like speaking at conferences and events. Other times, it means she spends a few days with a small group at their team offsite, helping them build trust and learn to work together better. Most days, she’s seated in a cozy corner of a coffee shop or on a zoom link face to face with women who are using coaching to gain direction and live a sustainably paced life. Her two combined decades of experience as both an Executive Director of a national non-profit along with the experience of being on a large church staff allows her to apply a multi-dimensional approach to understanding women in the corporate world, ministry realm and entrepreneurial space.</p>

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<p><strong>Rebecca and Lisa discussed:</strong></p>

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<li><p>How Ruth had to lay down her own selfish desires to be faithful and how her life encourages us to make kingdom-minded decisions</p>

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<li><p>In the wake of a season where God may be asking you to lay something down or &quot;quit&quot; a particular assignment, how does Jesus &quot;getting away from the noise&quot; and getting alone with the Father encourage us</p>

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<li><p>Macroquitting and Microquitting (and the shame that can be associated with laying down an assignment)</p>

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<li><p>“Efficient inefficiency&quot; - where we've become so fast at &quot;doing something we've always done&quot; that it feels like <em>more work</em> to change our process than to continue a process/task that isn't really working for us</p>

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<li><p>As we take faithful next steps in our calling, there are some people I believe we need along the way (Lisa and Rebecca chat about how these different friends are helpful in their own callings)</p>

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<li><p>Being a “multi-passionate” creative</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.ljallencoaching.com">Lisa Allen website</a></p>

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