As mentioned recently, we're switching the podcast up a bit to share the behind-the-scenes happenings here at Julie Kim Consulting.

If you don't already know, I have a signature digital program called The Passion Project Bootcamp, with a lot of incredible students enrolled in it. I'll be sharing the 1-on-1 coaching sessions I have with these students here on the podcast, to not only benefit each of them, but to also help you as the listener out as well.

Today's call is with Sonya, a junior in high school whose passion project has instilled a sense of purpose and a mission in her.

Creating a passion project has not only created a standout factor for Sonya's application, but she's feeling so excited about it, which you'll hear today in this conversation. She asks me some important questions around mindset, specifically how to not feel guilty when she doesn't complete everything on her to-do list, as well as what she can do to stop comparing herself to others (and who hasn't done this)!

We also look at how to incorporate passion projects into college essays, the way to get published in newspapers and magazines, and I even edit and make suggestions on the Professor Outreach email that she is sending out to professors.

There is a lot of strategy and mindset tips packed into this episode!

Awesome news!!

The Passion Project Bootcamp is open for enrollment from Monday, October 12th, 2020 to Thursday, October 15th, 2020 at 11:55 pm PST! Enrollment only happens twice a year, and we're offering $500 off the price with the Code "OCT2020"!

We're also including bonuses that we've never added before, including 4 coaching calls, How to Land Research Positions Training Session, and How to brainstorm your Passion Project Zoom session. Make sure to head over to https://juliekimconsulting.com/bootcamp to join this round of The Passion Project Bootcamp, and if you are currently a student of the program, you will also get all of the new bonuses listed too!

SHOW NOTES: https://juliekimconsulting.com/episode-73-how-creating-a-passion-project-shifted-her-mindset/