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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2021 · 56 MIN

33. Does your degree matter?- Exam result stress, pressures to perform & facing rejection

from Riding into the unknown · host Mónica and Cristina Espinosa

Hey lovely listeners, Today we're getting real, discussing Monica's thoughts on her third year results and her internship rejections. I'm sure many of you will be able to relate to the stress surrounding results day and the external pressure we get to well perform. It can be hard to deal with comparison when we see post after post on LinkedIn of people graduating with a First Class degree and we look down at our computer to realise that we didn't get the grades we needed to get into our dream job. If you have achieved the grades you wanted, we would like to massively congratulate you! And if you haven't then don't panic because life goes on and we hope that by listening to this episode we can bring you some comfort and hope for the future! Huge congratulations to everyone who has graduated University for all of their hard work and perseverance!! Get in touch here: Instagram: @ridingintotheunknown Facebook: Riding Into the Unknown Email: @ridingintotheunknown

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