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In this episode of Fingers Crossed, Kristee takes the reins to talk about everything Grad School. She talks about her personal experience applying, taking the GRE, what made her select her school and program, and what her overall experience was like. Kristee & Sierra also read lots of listener stories sharing unique grad school experiences from different people and programs, as well as share a myriad of advice on topics such as financial aid, when to apply, how to choose a program, and perhaps the most commonly asked: is it worth it!?! Their thoughts on all this and more in this episode of Fingers Crossed.
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This week on Fingers Crossed, Sierra and Kristee have an important conversation with Mia Haberkorn, a licensed clinical social worker & therapist. They discuss everything from dealing with anxiety, stress, pandemic isolation & feelings of frustration, as well as basics like "what is therapy?" and "how to find a therapist in your community." The hosts of Fingers Crossed are committed to helping de-stigmatize the conversation around mental health and emotional wellness, and they're so honored and excited to share this meaningful & insightful episode with you.
NOTE: **This episode is not a replacement for therapy or crisis treatment of any kind. If you're dealing with overwhelming thoughts that put yourself or others at harm, contact a crisis center or call your local emergency number right away.**
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Do you ever feel like a fraud who is about to be exposed any moment for being unqualified or not experienced enough to be where you are? You may be experiencing imposter syndrome, my friend. That is exactly what Kristee and Sierra are dissecting on today's episode: what imposter syndrome is, how they have experienced it in school and work, where it comes from and systemic barriers that contribute to it, and small ways to build your confidence to tackle it! They are also sharing tons of listener stories of how people with a variety of backgrounds have felt imposter syndrome in different ways, so you know you're not alone! ps: you're not a fraud! you deserve everything you've worked for! xoxo
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If you love inspirational quotes, life advice and random wisdom, this episode is for you! On Fingers Crossed this week, Sierra & Kristee not only share their own favorite life lessons they've learned, but gathered a diverse sample of advice and lessons from their listeners to share. The result is a hilarious, insightful, profound and memorable hour of funny stories, heartfelt moments, and out-of-context quotes that you can apply to your life in whatever way speaks to you most.
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The cold never bothered us anyway, but toxic positivity has. Have you ever poured your heart out to someone and have to fight the urge to punch them when their only response is "Cheer up! Everything happens for reason." That may be because you were hit with some positivity that was toxic, aka invalidating your feelings and real issues. Kristee and Sierra are diving into the discussion of positivity gone wrong, when people with good intentions don't realize they're doing it, and trying to define where the line between "healthy" and "toxic" positivity lies. We've all been there, whether we were on the receiving end or may have been unknowingly perpetuating toxic positivity ourselves, but hopefully this discussion can give some perspective on how we can all be better friends and listeners by avoiding toxic positivity where we can in the future. Cheers!
Articles referenced: https://thepsychologygroup.com/toxic-positivity/
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-man-cave/201908/toxic-positivity-dont-always-look-the-bright-side
https://www.scienceofpeople.com/toxic-positivity/
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