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STRIKE A POSE t BEGINNERS GUIDE TO MODELING 10 STEPS FOR TAKING ACTION ON YOUR DREAMS
INTERVIEW FT. MAYA RAMIREZ
DIVERSITY IN FASHION & BUSINESS
ALL ABOUT THE NORDSTREOM FASHION AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
MEET THE EDITORS
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Project Runway Junior Season I Champion; Maya Ramirez on all things Fashion Design. Pg 13
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MM M OO O DD D EE E LL L II I NN N GG G
Hi,
my
name
is
Bella
Eng
and
I
have
been
modeling
professionally for around 3 years now! I love my job because I get to meet all kinds of new people from all over the world. In a way, it made me grow up faster, because I was usually the youngest one on set, but I always have a great time. Casting calls are like a whirlwind, and you have to be confident in your own skin in order to model. In a job where 50% of the hiring process is about how you look, you learn not to take anything personally. That being said, the modeling industry is definitely not for everyone. Here are my top tips for if you’re looking to get started.
Start submitting professional pictures of yourself to local agencies. Do your research to make sure they’re not a scam; if they ask you to pay them money, it’s not real! Find local photographers that are looking to build their photography portfolio as you build your modeling one. You can
trade
services
and
get
great
professional
looking
pictures without an extreme price. Know
how
to
move
your
body.
Watch
videos
by
Coco
Rochoa, she knows how to pose! Once
you
random
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modeling,
deals,
know most
your
worth.
agencies
Don’t
won’t
take
allow
it.
Don’t let people on set treat you badly because you’re green. If your agent is putting an unfair amount of pressure on you to change who you are, leave them. Casting hopeless. success!
calls But Take
are
going
making each
to
those
audition
seem
long,
boring,
and
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to
your
and
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connections seriously
good
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Snacks to Fuel Your HustleBy Bella Eng
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Steps to Achieve Your Dreams By Sissy Arenas
Set realistic goals This is not to say that you should not
Establish a reason why
dream big, only that you should not
Start by defining why it is that
let your dreams blind you from what
you want to achieve a particular
can be achieved at the moment. It is
dream. Why would pursuing it
helpful to ask, "what are your current
make you happy? What core
obstacles, and how can I overcome
values are you presenting to the
them?" Are you going to need
world, and how will you make a
assistance? Be specific with what
positive impact? Knowing your motivations will help you understand yourself better and give you insight into whether you should be pursuing what you wish
you want to do and what your solutions will be.
Formulate a Plan Now you need a plan to accomplish your goals, as mentioned earlier. The saying goes that a dream without a
to.
Visualize your dream Envision what achieving your dream will feel like. What does it look like? What will you be doing? Visualizing is an effective motivator and can excite you as well as set the mood for your journey. Be as creative as you want, but picture it.
Study the life of a role model Whomever your role model may be--a celebrity, family member, or friend--take the time to assess how they got to the place they are at. If possible, seek out advice and take notes. For celebrities: watch interviews, Youtube Videos, follow them on social media. Use the information you receive to create your goals, which leads to the next step.
plan is just a wish. Create a concrete plan: write it down! Being able to hold your goal in your hands is powerful. It reminds you that you are in control of your life and your choices.
Tell a close friend about your goals. Friends can provide amazing moral support. When you feel discouraged, seek someone you can trust and confide in. Another benefit of sharing your goals with your friends is that you can ask them to hold you accountable if you find yourself slacking!
Be courageous and don't be discouraged by failure.The number one inhibitor of dreams is fear. Throw yourself out there even if you're afraid. Force yourself to be brave and fail, which is bound to happen;
Make time for yourself to evaluate your process. This step is especially important because it allows you to evolve in your journey. Figure out what hasn't been working and make changes accordingly. It would be best if you did this periodically to learn about how you use practical methods.
Don't lose yourself in the process. This is one of the most critical steps and reminders. Don't backstab or step over anyone throughout your journey. Avoid cheating or lying your way to success. I believe that this is not only an insult to your strength and capabilities, but it is morally damaging. Things end up coming back to you; you reap what you sow, so my best advice is to remain generous, kind, and respectful.
Reward yourself and celebrate! Every single time you reach a goal, congratulate yourself and treat yourself! Self-love is something you should never forget throughout your journey. Remember to be appreciative of your hard work and your resolve.
you need to persevere. Remind yourself that there is no one alive who has never failed at something.
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Meet our Fashion & Beauty Team Fashion & Beauty Editor Muskan Manzoor Muskan is a Bangladeshi-American fashion stylist and creative director. She is currently a student at the prestigious Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC where she is majoring in Fashion Business Management. Being raised in Bangladesh has had a major impact on Muskan’s style and art through exposure to a very unique culture with an intrinsic flair for creative expression.
Besides fashion she is very passionate about traveling, cooking, and sustainability. After college, she hopes to pursue editorial styling for a renowned fashion magazine and eventually start her own brand. Her contemporary creative work can be found on her fashion & lifestyle blog, livewithmimi.com
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Assistant Fashion/ Beauty Editor Ellexus Glockner
Hi! My name is Ellexus. I’m an aspiring fashion designer based in Denver, CO. I’m in my senior year of high school and I couldn’t be more excited to prepare for my college journey! While in school, I participate in my school’s theater and play on the varsity volleyball team. When I’m not sewing and designing my own clothing, you can find me working on my business or snuggling with my dog
Art/ Graphic Editor Fashion/ Beauty Journalist Jill LaPine Jill is currently studying Graphic Design and Business Administration at Palm Beach Atlantic University. She is the proud owner of Flame Fits USA, her independent clothing business of which she hand designs all of her items. She loves painting, shopping, working out and working on her business. She hopes to one day be a fashion designer and have her own magazine.
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MAYA RAMIREZ Insight On The Fashion World
About Maya The youngest, and winning, competitor in Project Runway Jr. Season 1, Maya Ramirez from Toldeo, Ohio is currently a student at Polimoda in Florence, Italy. Her victory on Project Runway Jr. earned her a full scholarship to Polimoda, where she studies Fashion Art Direction. I had the privilege of interviewing Maya for a little insider into her life, what she's up to these days and some tips for anyone wanting to go into the Fashion World.
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What inspires you when creating, or designing, outfits or other pieces?
"Personally the outfits I create and sew, as well as the outfits I wear are all inspired by many different things. With the outfits I wear I try and go for what makes me feels comfortable and confident. For a while I was worried about standing out too much and didn't want to show off. Once I transferred to an Art School, when I was younger, I let go of that fear and I let myself go and have fun with clothing and started expressing myself. I want to show my own personality through what I wear. I like interesting shapes, colors and patterns. When it comes to things I make, everything has a different inspiration. Right now, I'm working on pieces inspired by insect shapes. I've always found them to be super interesting and that's one of the things I love about fashion. It can cross over to so many different areas of life and find inspiration in absolutely everything."
"DON'T BE AFRAID TO REACH OUT TO PEOPLE. THE ULTIMATE WAY TO GET INTO THE What is the hardest obstacle you've INDUSTRY IS GETTING encountered in the Fashion World? GREAT CONNECTIONS!" "I would say other people in the Fashion World.
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What made you go into Fashion?
"I was always very gravitated towards Fashion. For a while, I was set and stone on just doing Fashion Design and strictly sewing. After my first year of College, I think I was a little to set on just doing sewing, but then I realized that there is so much more that I'm interested in. I love so many different aspects of Fashion and I want to try so many different things. Going into Fashion Art Direction, it was more broad and could try all different aspects of Fashion"
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Throughout being on Project Runway and people I've met during college, you learn that Fashion has this stereotype where people thing they are above everyone else and "head held high" people. That stereotype unfortunately runs true in the industry. A lot of people expect things to be handed to them and you just have to push past that and find those that people truly appreciate the art form that's there. Also, appreciate the beauty and amazing people who are there, because the industry is filled with incredible and humbling people to work with, but there's also crazy people. No matter what industry you go into, you're always going to run into colleagues that you don't like, but there's a good lesson to learn from everything you navigate through. Now, I understand how to deal with it, who to talk to and also look for opportunities, not only that I want, but also want me."
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meet more of our new team Members Community Editor Lucia Perez Hi! My name is Lucia I’m 16 years old and live in San Diego, California. I own a tie dye shop on Etsy called LuciasxCloset! I sell one of a kind of tie-dye items like crop tops, nike socks, dog bandanas, etc. During my free time, I love to travel, paint, and dance. A fun fact about me is that when I grow up I want to be a dermatologist.
Small Business Editor Citlaly Ibanez Hey guys! It’s Citlaly! I’m a 15 and my favorite colors is orange, I love animals, and creating. I’m a small business owner! I can’t wait to help you on your own journey! If you need anything feel free to contact me
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The Power of Diversity in Business & How Fashion Contributes. By Akunna O.
I know many of the girls are wondering
For as long as people have had a social media account we all knew that social media and fashion correlated together big time. From making sure you had your cutest outfit on in your Instagram picture to jumping on the latest trends from Celebs, Instagram, or Tiktok. With Fashion, people have started serious conversations and shed light on the importance of collaboration and diversity.
“How can I use my experiences to help others? Also is my experience even worth it?” My answer to these two questions is Yes, Yes! Your experiences are worth it no matter how big or small you might think it is. It will really help someone you might meet one day. Although I do get it, sometimes you need that initial push to tell someone your experience or just to lift your voice.
“Diversity is everything. Inclusion leads to understanding... Fashion has the power to glorify bodies and identities — to include them in a narrative of luxury and beauty.” Transgender model Hari Nef quotes, Diversity is super important in everything and it’s an amazing thing that fashion and social media continue to show the power of diversity.
The main way you can tell your experiences is just bringing it up when you have a deep conversation with people you are getting to know or using your experience as an example when explaining something. After a while of talking about your experiences, you will feel so much better especially because you can be helping someone who might be in the
The power of different voices, experiences makes
same situation you were in before.
things different and new. When working or listening to other people’s voices and experiences you can create something that has a new and refreshing feel to it because it’s unique. The uniqueness comes from different places that mesh
When telling someone something so important and personal to you, you might want to feel as relaxed and comfortable as possible. That is where fashion comes in, you
together to make something spectacular. When
can use your outfit to comfort you but also
working with different people of different races
grab the attention in a room. So knowing
you are subconsciously thinking outside the box,
what to dress in certain situations is very
which at the end of that day helps you learn.
important because you don’t want to wear
Learning also includes learning how to put
an evening dress to a lunch date with your
yourself in other people’s shoes which by the way is a very important life skill that all comes down to
friends, that’s grabbing a different type of attention. So knowing when to wear certain
having uncomfortable conversations and making
things and also knowing your own personal
sure you are listening and giving your undivided
style can make picking out clothes easy for
attention to that person.
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You can explore your style by taking your time at the mall or even the thrift store. When you are browsing through the clothes make sure you pay attention to the clothes you naturally gravitate to but if you have
Meet the Journalists
2 or 3 styles that you love that’s totally okay, people have many styles that they gravitate towards as well. When trying to stand out in a room and grabbing people’s attention, make sure you are put together and make sure to wear clothes that are bright and unique to you and not the same as the girl in the audience. People will pick up your amazing effort in your clothes and they will be amazed that you are a lady with beauty and brains but don’t think you have to break the bank just to stand out. You can go to the thrift store or
Lead Journalist Akunna O.
Hi! My name is Akunna and I’m the founder of the Bloom Podcast and Simply Bloom. I have been working with Teen Boss Babes for 5 months now in the Blog writing department! I am so excited and blessed that I am the Lead Journalist for Teen Boss Babes Magazine.
style the clothes in your closet differently. Make your clothes your beautiful armor full of passion and love.
Making a mark & Fashion correlate so much with standing out and making a name for yourself wherever you go. Holding your head up high and walking with confidence also key to grabbing people’s attention and speaking things that are important to you because that matters.
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Assistant Journalist Sofia Caicedo. Hi there! My name is Sofia, I am fourteen years old and I live in Ontario, Canada! I am the Assistant Journalist of the TBB Magazine and I am so excited to be part of this awesome community! Some of my favourite hobbies are cooking, baking, cycling, and of course, writing! Can’t wait to write for you al1!
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OUR INTERNS PR Intern - Jasmine Dang Hi! My name is Jasmine Dang. I am 21 years old, from Orlando, Florida! Studying at at University of Central Florida. Currently, I am a 3rd year studying to be a Kindergarten teacher. Even though, I love the little kiddos. On my free time I am always trying to find ways to be more creative. Being apart of Teen Boss Babes will help be more creative. As well as being able to bring more ideas to Teen Boss Babes.
Social Media Intern - Nicole Berjaran Hello! My name is Nicole, I am 19 years old and I am currently a second-year student at the University Of Louisville majoring in Marketing and Communications. I was born in Dominican Republic but I’ve been living in Panama for 10 years. My friends will describe me as a happy, loving and creative person. I’ve always been passionate about art, dance, design and fashion but I love learning about marketing and advertising. I am working towards becoming a future social media manager and humanizing brands!
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Is the Nordstrom Fashion Ambassadors Program Worth It? Advice from a Former Ambassador Article By: Muskan Manzoor, Fashion and Beauty Editor at TBB MAGAZINE
As many high schoolers explore their interests outside of school and look for organizations to join, an important question may loom over their head: “Is this commitment worth my time and dedication?” If you have this question in regards to the Nordstrom Ambassadors Program, open to high school juniors and seniors, then I am here to answer. My simple response to that question would be: yes, you should apply to the program. There are quite a few advantages for being in this program which include a discount from select departments of Nordstrom, advice and industry insight about the company from current employees like managers, stylists, and interns, as well as the networking opportunity with other ambassadors who have similar interests. Having an affiliation with such a renowned company also makes you stand out on college applications or future retail job opportunities. In my personal experience, the most I gained from being an ambassador were the connections to my peers. I met some of my best friends over the two years in the program. TBB MAGAZINE
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Having an affiliation with such a renowned company also makes you stand out on college applications or future retail job opportunities. In my personal experience, the most I gained from being an ambassador were the connections to my peers. I met some of my best friends over the two years in the program. Some are in the fashion industry like me and even go to the same college, but others decided to take a different path like politics, journalism, and law. I recommend this program to anyone who is interested in fashion even if that is not what they want to major in for college or pursue as a career. Even though the program itself did not teach me anything that I already was not aware of, that may not be the case for everyone especially if they are new to learning about networking, leadership, and fashion. Being a part of this program is definitely a commitment since the group meets at least once a month during the school year and participates in discussions centered around fashion careers and trends (cont. pg 23). © TBB2020
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I loved the meetings because it was time I was able to showcase my style and show up in my best outfit. To learn more, type in “Nordstrom Fashion Ambassadors” on google and the first website should have all the information about the program and the application process or follow this link below:
https://www.nordstrom.com/br owse/about/careers/fashionambassador
Perks of Internships Excellent ways to gain experience/ exposure. Great way to make connections. Standout on your resume. Apply your experince and knowledge to real world scenarios.
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If you have a sibling or friend who can be your photographer, this would be the best option for taking your own Instagram pictures. You can do this by gathering up your friends and inviting them to have a fun day taking pictures that most people are down for. Always try to take your photographs during sunset or sunrise to get some good lighting or gloomy days. But if that day your family and friends are busy, all you need is your phone and a cute place to take pictures. I recommend using the timer on your phone. Setting your timer to 10 seconds is the best, so you have time to take your place and pose. Sometimes I think the best pictures are when you are moving back and forth in your area just because when using the timer, it takes multiple photos at once. When posing, you can always go onto Pinterest and search up ideas on how to pose. TBB MAGAZINE
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Once you know the poses that you look best in, try to use those or experiment with poses, so taking pictures goes smoothly, and you don't get frustrated if you don't look good in any photos. This is sometimes the case, but that shouldn't stop you from posting any pictures again. Remember, YOU are beautiful just the way you are! Depending on your feed and what you like, a variety of pictures is great. But I always think fun; colorful places are the best. Going to cute and trendy cafes can be the best place to take photos because if people also believe that they will engage with your post asking where they are. As a micro-influencer, you want people to engage with you, so companies notice that they might want to work with you in the future, further leading to followers and sponsors.
Also, if you have a park close by, try to use the best of it. If there are stairs in the park, you can sit or stand as you pose or run down the stairs. Another relaxed pose can be if there is a rail, then you sit or stand next to it as you pose. Just try to be creative and have fun when you take pictures because people will notice that you are genuinely happy and having fun.
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Meet The Editors Editor In-Chief Jillian Lenae Jillian Lenae Hackett is an 18-year-old fashion designer, photographer, and artist based in Houston, Texas. She designs under the brand Lillian Jenae Designs, which she founded in late 2019. Also, creating under the name of Jillian Lenae. Lillian Jenae Designs will be showing its first collection at New York Fashion Week in September of 2021. Lenae has been a life long entreprenuer and values the opportunities working with others creates. Lenae found Teen Boss Babes in April of 2020 and immediately applied to be a team member. In July Lenae became the Editor In-Chief of TBB Magazine. Lenae loves engaging her fellow Boss Babes.
Assistant Editor - Taylor Crumley Hey TBB fam! My name is Taylor and I am the new Assistant Magazine Editor for TBB Magazine! I just graduated with my bachelor's degree in communication with a concentration in journalism. I have been working in digital media for years; from writing for magazines, newspapers, running social media accounts, and even being a brand ambassador for TikTok! In December, I started my own digital art page and YouTube channel, @taystudio. Some of my other passions are dance, arts and crafts, and learning about astrology. I'm so excited to connect with you all and make the TBB magazine INCREDIBLE!!! My DMs are always open for questions or just to say hi! TBB MAGAZINE
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Inner Beauty & Written By Coral Pongsuwan How Fashion Enhances it Fashion trends come and go… but the GORGEOUS personality you were born with will forever shine through! It isn’t easy to directly see someone's personality through their thoughts or
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Unlocking Your Aesthetic Written By Liz Salazar
Color palette Every aesthetic has a different color pallet that
What is an aesthetic? Aesthetic is a certain way or form of how you define your sense of style or beauty. Many different aesthetics fall into different categories of fashions, color pallets,
works with each other. Different aesthetics call fora variety of color pallets, all unique in their way. The color affects how you define your style, whether you're into pastels or dark colors. Try different colors out to see what works best with you!
and beauty. So when determining your aesthetic, you have to look into what you would like to dress or how you would like to do your makeup and hair. If you're not sure of what aesthetic you're into, I'm here to help.
My guide to content creation! Content creation is something people struggle on since it takes time and thought, and if it would work with what you are into, here are my tips for creating content! Different platforms call for different content types, whether you're trying to create content
The three steps to determine your aesthetic; Fashion choices, color palette, and beauty intake.
to interact with your followers via post, merely sharing an event or idea. My main tip for posting content is to make sure that it's you or something that you would do.
Fashion choices. So when figuring out your aesthetic in
Don't ever filter yourself for the internet!! You are yourself if what people want to see.
fashion, you need to figure out what
They want to know you and what your life is
would look and make you feel good.
like.
First, you have to find out what you would wear or some pieces that you would wear. With that, take the time to figure out if that article of clothing falls into a particular aesthetic category. The few main aesthetics are cottagecore (soft girl),egirl, skater, vintage, and baddie. Most fashion aesthetics have the same color palette but are very different in makeup and details in their style.
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Planned or not, it will be good! You should, most of the time, have an idea designed out that is something that you love doing or trying stuff out, but sometimes we have our minds blocked, so you can film a video and find out what you want to do along the way, that way it makes it more fun for you and your viewers. Interaction is key!! Yes, have fun with your viewers, make them apart of what you're doing, and just let it happen. You never know what you might stumble upon when discovering your aesthetic!
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CREATIVITY WITH CONTENT CREATION By: Lourdes Parra
TAKING A BREAK & REFLECTING what you want your content & who you want? It’s okay to feel lost; that’s the point of finding yourself:)! There’s so much creative content out
It’s easy to get lost in this world. With society and social media telling you what to do, it can be hard to find yourself. I think many of us, at some point, including myself, feel trapped. Here are a few tips to figure out your originality & be creative with your content. First and foremost, you should feel happy about what you create. If you think that your content is not representing who
there, I would name a few, but the list you go on forever! My content revolves around lifestyle, fashion, college & positive vibes! I know many other people have the same general content topic, but it’s your personality, happiness & how you engage your audience that makes your content YOUR OWN! What makes YOU IS YOU! There’s no one in this world like you. You are beautiful & with whatever content you decide to do is fantastic!
you are, then what’s the point? I create videos on YouTube, try to create content for my socials, go to school, work, & sell clothes online. With all of this, It took me a while to figure out what I wanted my content to be, but then I took a break and started to reflect what makes me happy,
P.S. let me know what your content is; I’d love to see it! Also, let’s be friends & support one another! Love you! Socials: IG: @simplylourdess clothing IG: @lovelybylu Youtube: @ lourdes parra
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Tackling Fall Trends With Lauren Sarah
LOOK 01: Tie Dye: Tie Dye has made an epic comeback! Whether it being on shirts, sweatpants, or hoodies, it is such a stable look! This trendy tie dye shirt from @musyslife is paired with black shorts (Pacsun) and a basic pair of checkered vans.
LOOK 02: Edgy: Time to switch up for fall! I love this edgier look for colder weather. Here, I have paired Doc Martens with a tight fitted black long sleeve and Pacsun mom jeans.
LOOK 03: Tie Tops: As summer comes to an end, I want to share one of my favorite looks from my wardrobe. This floral tie top (Shein) is basic with a fun twist! Tie tops are so versatile, as you can pair different shirts underneath for a new look.
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Making Opportunities.... creating your future With Editor-In Chief Jillian Lenae
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Build Connections: This is crucial to growing your business and advancing your career. Don't be afraiid to reach out Actively Seek Opportunities: From contests to publicity opportunities do not be afraid to share your work. Keep Creating; This allows you to build your portfolio, which gives a prospective employer or collaborator more to see. Learn From Others: This goes alongside building connections, everyone has experiences and advice you can learn from Be Professional: Carry Yourself in a Professional Manner. This will allow more doors to open in a shorter time frame. Be Ambitous: Be courageous and do not be afraid of asking for what you want. Take charge of your circumstances and be who you want to be.
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