I’ve lost count of how many people have sat across from me, eyes wide with a mix of panic and longing, saying, “I want the *perfect* career.” They’re fresh out of college, or maybe they’ve been grinding away in a job for years, feeling stuck. The pressure is intense, right? From family, society, and that

Remember that feeling after graduation? The world was wide open, a vast landscape of possibilities stretching before you. You had a degree, a resume, and a head full of dreams. Then, reality hit. The job market wasn’t quite what you expected. Maybe you landed a job, but the salary was less than you hoped. Or

Right after college, it hits you. That feeling of, “Okay, now what?” You’ve spent years getting a degree, maybe even aced your internships, and suddenly, you’re standing at a career crossroads. The problem? There’s no clear map. And everyone around you seems to have a confident destination in mind, while you’re secretly wondering if you’re

Let’s be real. How many of us spent our college years, or even younger, chasing the “dream job”? The one that supposedly makes you jump out of bed every morning, brimming with passion and purpose. The one that, according to Instagram, perfectly aligns with your “brand” and makes you a millionaire by 30. I’m here