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I can't believe it's taken me this long to finally write this post. The topic has been on my mind since last year...to be honest I don't know what was hindering me from doing this - but, here is it. Today's post will mainly be focused on lessons I have learnt from my university experience. I have learnt so much about what I should and could have done better from my two experiences of university. I always ask myself; WHY DIDN'T I LEARN from the first one in the first place? But I have definitely learnt my lesson now, maybe I'll get to have a third experience in the future!? Hmmm. Hopefully.   Thank you for visiting today, if you intend to keep reading you are in for a treat. Don't forget to SHARE, SUSCRIBE and COMMENT. I have so much to cover today that I'll have to break it down into bullet points to get my points across easier. To be honest, the first lesson I learnt is to actually have had an intention for going to university. In my case, I felt

HI! It's been a while. Welcome! Today, I am going to divert from our current theme: Lessons from Life to do something different. This is one of those moments when I wish I had a menu bottom or a tab for 'Style'. But I rarely get stylish so I think it might get end up collecting dust, like an old bookshelf that is hardly visited. Anyway, let's dive straight into it So this week I had something interesting happen to me. I had an interview at the beginning of the week and just as I prepared my brain for the questions to come and the answers to those questions, I also had another question on my mind. What was I going to wear?? Like everyone has experienced, appearance at an interview is very important and I was so worried about how I was going to present myself. I was with a friend when I found out that I had been invited for the interview, after the excited screams and congrats my friend reminded me to take note of my appearance. 'You know everything must