Episode 4: The Benefits of a Village with Meshali Mitchell

 

Engaging, challenging, and empowering parents in raising well-rounded children through combining educational research to everyday life.

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on today’s episode…

Meshali shares about her role as an aunt and why she prioritizes her busy schedule to speak and pour into her nieces’ and nephew’s lives. She encourages parents to bring others into their “village” and gives advice to individuals who aren’t parents to take advantage of opportunities to love on others’ kids.


 

ABOUT Meshali Mitchell

Meshali Mitchell is an amazing photographer and is currently in the restoration process of her 1886 farmhouse in Mansfield, Texas. 

Although she has a very talented vision for photography and home remodel, it’s her love for people that stands out the most. In her words, “every human being has a story worth hearing and a story worth telling.” And she lives by those words daily, as she travels the world to capture images but also life stories through her work. 

Meshali isn’t a mother just yet; however, she does a beautiful job of displaying what villagehood should look like. 

There are several ways to get in touch with Meshali and follow her amazing work:

Email: hello@meshali.co // admin@meshali.co
Social Media: meshali
Website: www.meshali.co


INSIGHTS


Tell me about your family dynamic— your siblings, nieces and nephews, and your relationship with them.

  1. How do you find yourself supporting your siblings as an aunt?

  2. Tell me about your top two favorite experiences/memories with your nieces and nephew.

  3. Explain the role/authoritative figure/fun aunt you are to them.

  4. Give us two pieces of advice:

    1. One to parents that struggle with letting others into their village

    2. One to individuals who are not parents but are still tremendously influential in kids’ lives (i.e., education and career choices, relationships, etc.)

 
 
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