Welcome back to another week of my Career series. Last week we talked about Top Tips for Applying for Jobs . So you heard back from the Human Resources department of the company you applied to. Now what?! In this week’s blog, we’ll talk about what to do to prepare for your new job. DoContinueContinue reading “Top Tips for Starting A New Job: Before the Job”
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Surviving Law School: Tips for the BPTC/BPC
I still can’t believe I survived the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) which now has different names across universities. After completing my Bachelor of Laws degree, I had no idea the pain that would await me on the BPTC. While law school had its fair share of work, nothing could prepare me for the BPTC.ContinueContinue reading “Surviving Law School: Tips for the BPTC/BPC”
Overcoming Procrastination
In this week’s university series, let’s talk about how to survive that thing that creeps up on us called procrastination. So far we’ve covered Surviving Online Classes and Surviving Difficult Classes. Today, let’s talk all things time management. It was the day my assignment was due and I had snoozed my alarm for the umpteenthContinueContinue reading “Overcoming Procrastination”
Surviving Difficult Classes
Welcome back to another university blog post! I have been in university for six years now. Over that time, I have had my fair share of difficult classes. All my life I had to deal with my most dreaded subject of all, Math. I just couldn’t escape it. So when I started the College ofContinueContinue reading “Surviving Difficult Classes”
Surviving Classes on Zoom
The day was March 18th, 2020. I had just completed an advocacy exam (unbeknown to me, my last in person exam when) I got a message from my friend telling me that if I wanted to go home, I needed to book my flight ASAP because the borders were closing. I was so confused whenContinueContinue reading “Surviving Classes on Zoom”
Mental Health with Panashe
This week’s special feature in the Surviving Your Twenties Series is Panashe Musabayana. Panashe is a law student at BPP University so she knows what its like to have a lot of pressure and anxiety due to the intensity of the course. In today’s feature, Panashe gives tips on how you can take care ofContinueContinue reading “Mental Health with Panashe”
REALationship with God Series: Acknowledge Him
Today, my church finally opened for the first time since March. Many people were disappointed that church had been closed for so long so there was quite a number of people present at church today, socially distancing of course! It was a great service and I was blessed. But how many of us useContinueContinue reading “REALationship with God Series: Acknowledge Him”
REALationship with God Part 1: Complacency
You can attend church religiously every Saturday or Sunday, go to as many revivals as you want to and profess to be a Christian as much as you want to, but if you don’t have that personal relationship with God then what’s the point of it all? I was baptized when I was 10 yearsContinueContinue reading “REALationship with God Part 1: Complacency”
Ministry is Draining
Don’t grow weary in well doing they say But do they really understand the stress that we face that goes unnoticed every day? Things get so overwhelming and we just want it to end We cry to people but sometimes we feel like Jesus is our only friend No one truly understands what we’re goingContinueContinue reading “Ministry is Draining”
Elevate Yourself
Well folks, it’s that time of year again when all of your Facebook friends parade around your timeline talking about their new goals for 2017. I saw an interesting post this week that spoke on this topic asking why people post their goals for the new year without acknowledging what they’ve accomplished for the pastContinueContinue reading “Elevate Yourself”
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