On March 31st, I attended the Global Leadership Forum, an event organized by Common Purpose. Common Purpose is a global leadership organization founded in 1989. It aims at developing leaders capable of overcoming societal obstacles and crossing boundaries. The non-for-profit…
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STUDYING DURING COVID Studying for a degree, especially in a foreign country, is a major pursuit! The COVID pandemic has had most of us studying from home, making our pursuit an even greater one. My first semester in September was…
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In the current global situation, a lot of students have to study online. It’s a convenient solution for some, while others might have concerns about this mode of study. In this video, I wanted to address the most common concerns…
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Ask any of my family or friends and they will tell you that I am the world’s biggest workaholic. If you are a fellow workaholic, then you’re probably prone to occasional burnouts too. Personally, I like to maintain a certain level…
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5 differences between British and Brazilian postgraduate education Some of the most popular questions I get asked about my Masters experience in the UK are: What does the British education system look like? How different is it from the Brazilian…
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The power in being vulnerable It feels like I have been repeating some of the same patterns and life lessons over and over again recently. I’d feel great, amazing even, and then something happens that makes me doubt/question/unnecessarily stress myself…
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Balancing Act I’ll be honest, I thought I could do it all. I thought balancing a full-time internship with my masters and all my extracurricular responsibilities was possible. I’m young, I’m active and I’m fit- okay the fit part was…
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One of the concepts I was introduced to in my MBA programme was the time value of money, but I have recently taken this concept one step further by recognizing the importance of the value of…well time, being present and…
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Choosing a subject If you come from a surrounding that is any way similar to mine you’ll understand when I say that anything related to fashion (or any other form of art for that matter) is not considered a job….
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I won’t lie, there have been a few hiccups in the road since moving to London. Some have been small, like forgetting how to turn on the touchpad stove in my apartment. Others have been a bit bigger, like dealing with…
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