Most of us feel like we’ve gotten some preparation for the mission, but….
What if you got a new car, drove it off the lot and never changed the oil again? What if you only went to the dentist once and never went again?
Most of us feel like we’ve gotten some preparation for the mission, but….
What if you got a new car, drove it off the lot and never changed the oil again? What if you only went to the dentist once and never went again?
We’ve underestimated the need for mental preparation.
Whether through our stake, studying Preach My Gospel, or through a mission prep course at school, we’ve all gotten some mission prep. But, when the pressures of the mission surface, and they most certainly will… the preparation we got before the mission just doesn’t seem to last.
You get daily and ongoing spiritual maintenance on the mission, but the mental and emotional pieces of you need maintenance, too.
We understand that cars and teeth need regular check-ups and maintenance, but for far too long we’ve underestimated the need for ongoing mental and emotional maintenance on the mission.
That is why I created my membership: Mental and Emotional Maintenance for Missionaries.
This program is where Currently Serving Missionaries:
- Get refueled.
- Create confidence, regardless of the number of lessons they are teaching, or baptisms they have.
- Learn tools to overcome failure and perfectionism.
- Understand the owners manual for the “how” of doing hard things.
- Obtain powerful skills for handling difficult companions.
- Receive ongoing mental and emotional support and maintenance before neglect of these components leads to a breakdown.
Click the button below and sign yourself or your missionary up!
What you’ll get:
- A monthly mini-class straight to your inbox.
- MP3 versions of my weekly podcast: The LDS Mission Podcast, so you can listen at any time, without the use of a podcasting app.
- Ongoing texting and voice messaging support from me in my Private Facebook Group, “Ask an LDS Mission Coach.”
You might be thinking, “They’ve got a counselor on the mission. We’ve got nothing to worry about.”
I’m all for counseling when needed, but these tools and this ongoing maintenance is meant to give you the emotional and mental independence to thrive out there, BEFORE things get really challenging and overwhelming.
