Let's just support each other?
Do you have a support network? Have you ever asked someone to be your mentor? Have you ever been asked to mentor someone else? We dive into the support systems we build in and out of work, and how they are super important - especially for us gals without our degrees. In todays culture of people trying to "one up" each other, asking for help is not a sign of weakness, pass it on! We love you all and thank you for joining us for another week. Lots of love, R & M P.S. It would be really amazing if you could please rate and review the pod wherever you listen! It helps it grow and gets the message out to others who might be feeling a little lost, just like we did.
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