In this episode I talk about my experience as a college student making very poor decisions regarding my intership. I talk about the importance of thinking critically about career and life choices and the impact those choices make on our lives.

What's the worst advice you've ever received? The worst I got has to do with education and choices! Join me in these thoughts I'm sharing around those topics. Many thanks <3

It's reading week for students in the college system in Canada and there are ways students can make the most of it so they resume their studies feeling recharged and inspired.

It's Family Day weekend here in Canada, and I wanna show appreciation to the family I have created in this country. The family I chose. What are family dynamics like from an immigrant's perspective?

In this episode I talk about the negative feelings that come to people's mind when they think about job interviews and what we can do to turn it into a positive experience.

What do you do when you are forced to change your life plans due to unexpected situations that are out of your control?

I went to buy some groceries the other day and was shocked that 3 tomatoes cost $5. How can we encourage people to cook more at home if the prices of our groceries are so ridiculously expensive?

In this episode I talk about how a college student used travel to exploit his creativity and become more marketable in the hospitality industry.

In this episode I'm talking about the stigma around mental health. What can we do to empathize instead of being scared of folks who live with these challenges on a daily basis? THERE IS NOTHING TO BE SCARED OF!

In this first episode I'm talking about the biggest risk I've ever taken; moving to a new country.