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She Quit School, Moved Countries & Questioned Everything She Believed PART 3 | Legally Clueless Ep 397
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In the final part of Lisa Gaitho’s story, we follow her through one of the most personal shifts of her journey: questioning what she had been taught about faith and beginning to discover what spirituality could look like for herself. Lisa opens up about questioning Christianity, confronting how judgmental she had once been, and rebuilding her relationship with God outside of some of the beliefs she had inherited.
She also reflects on purpose, business, provision and learning to trust the unexpected ways her life has unfolded.Across all three parts, Lisa’s story has taken us through leaving school, moving countries, changing careers, searching for belonging and eventually questioning some of the things she once believed without question. Her story is a reminder that sometimes questioning everything doesn't mean you're lost. Sometimes, it's part of finding your own way.
Listen to Parts 1 and 2 first to experience Lisa’s full story.
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And this weekend, we held the very first For Mannerless Women Live! Over 100 women gathered for an afternoon of honest conversations, laughter, connection and taking up space. Keep an eye on our socials as we share more from this special day.For Mannerless Women Live was brought to life with our event partners Spotify and Trademark Suites at Enaki Town.
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She also reflects on purpose, business, provision and learning to trust the unexpected ways her life has unfolded.Across all three parts, Lisa’s story has taken us through leaving school, moving countries, changing careers, searching for belonging and eventually questioning some of the things she once believed without question. Her story is a reminder that sometimes questioning everything doesn't mean you're lost. Sometimes, it's part of finding your own way.
Listen to Parts 1 and 2 first to experience Lisa’s full story.
CONNECT WITH LISA:
https://www.instagram.com/lisagaitho
And this weekend, we held the very first For Mannerless Women Live! Over 100 women gathered for an afternoon of honest conversations, laughter, connection and taking up space. Keep an eye on our socials as we share more from this special day.For Mannerless Women Live was brought to life with our event partners Spotify and Trademark Suites at Enaki Town.
Follow Legally Clueless Africa
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TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@legallycluelessafrica
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LegallyCluelessAfrica
Website: https://www.legallycluelessafrica.com/
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