Treat your Degree as a job. - Thao Vo.rdinary Newsletter

I am living in Wellington, New Zealand - the city of the wind (Google it and see how crazy Wellington wind can be). And the city treated me well today with sunshine after raining for a whole day yesterday. The fight between the sun and the wind messed up with my felt temperature BUT did not stop me from producing 2 pieces of writing (aka 2 blogs). Yes, you didn’t read it wrong. 2 blogs! 🥁🥁🥁 One for writers - which is not this one apparently. But, you can treat your “writing project” as a job (well, it is a job) and continue reading. And one for: (1) anyone who has had this thought after their graduation: Now what? People out there have a bunch of part-time experience (even relevant ones) and extra-curricular activities on their CVs. And I, had a degree. Great! How can I compete with that? (2) anyone who will get into College/ University soon or is doing their study. Disclaimer: I am sharing my learnings as someone who had applied for 100+ jobs in Wellington (New Zealand), and am now

I am living in Wellington, New Zealand - the city of the wind (Google it and see how crazy Wellington wind can be). And the city treated me well today with sunshine after raining for a whole day yesterday. The fight between the sun and the wind messed up with my felt temperature BUT did not stop me from producing 2 pieces of writing (aka 2 blogs). Yes, you didn’t read it wrong. 2 blogs! 🥁🥁🥁 One for writers - which is not this one apparently. But, you can treat your “writing project” as a job (well, it is a job) and continue reading. And one for: (1) anyone who has had this thought after the