It Looked Good—At First You accept the job. Everyone says congratulations. You tell yourself this is it—the big step forward. The first few days are fine. New people, new desk, new tasks. Then the fog rolls in. Something doesn’t feel right. Not bad exactly. Just… wrong. You keep telling yourself it’s early. It’ll settle. But deep down, you’re already starting
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Letting Go Isn’t Losing—It’s Knowing What You Deserve We’ve all heard it: “Don’t quit. Push through.” For years, leaving a job was treated like you were giving up—like something went wrong. But what if it didn’t go wrong? What if it simply stopped being right? Lorna worked in communications for half a decade. From the outside, everything looked solid—steady income,
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The College Promise, Reconsidered Not too long ago, earning a college degree felt like a must. It was the safety net, the gold stamp, the thing everyone said you had to get if you wanted a decent job. But things don’t look the same anymore. Talk to anyone navigating student debt, or struggling to land a job despite holding a
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When One Paycheck Stops Making Sense There was a time—not so long ago—when getting a full-time job meant you were sorted. Rent? Covered. Bills? Handled. You might even save a little or take a short holiday once a year. These days, that math doesn’t add up. You hear it all the time now. “I’ve got a solid 9-to-5, but if
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In many parts of Tanzania, going to school isn’t guaranteed. For some kids, just getting to class is a journey—miles on foot, empty stomachs, worn-out shoes. Some study by the light of a candle. Others drop out when money runs out or life gets in the way. So when a scholarship comes through, it’s not just paperwork or school fees—it’s
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