Casual Conversations

Kelsey and Erin have an interesting conversation about mentorship.

“If your definition of love is little more than the warm fuzzies, physical attraction, and the ability to have fun together, your relationship may demonstrate not how much you love the other person, but how much you each love yourself! What you have found is a person who helps you love you better than anyone else has! That is a sobering and scary thought.”Green, Rob. Tying the Knot: A Premarital Guide to a Strong and Lasting Marriage (p. 32).

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Today, we talk about college. Is college for everyone? How should you choose a college? Let us know your thoughts at aaronburden.com/casualconversations

Today, we continue our discussion of the value of social media by looking at its cons.

Today, Kelsey and I discuss the value of social media.

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Aaron and Kelsey share some advice for their younger selves about navigating college and young adulthood.