In episode two, we explore the challenge of maintaining mentorship when your mentee drops off the map. Charlene Garrett dives into a deeply personal experience with her long-time mentee, Julie, breaking down how she navigated times of disconnect and uncertainty while ensuring that the door for communication remained open.

Charlene openly discusses the balance between standing by and not overreaching, offering valuable insights about patience, prayer, and understanding in mentoring. She shares anecdotes of practical help, like changing a tire, that solidified her presence in Julie's life, despite the communication gaps.

Throughout the episode, Charlene emphasizes the importance of being a constant figure in a mentee's life without creating dependency, fostering self-awareness and personal growth.

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