In this episode, we sit down with Kailyn Philpot, a junior at Howard University majoring in Legal Communications with a minor in International Affairs. As a resident assistant and active member of a Christian fellowship for young women, Kailyn opens up about the realities of campus life at an HBCU known for its "go-getter" culture.

She reflects on the highs and lows of striving for excellence—while managing burnout, relationships, academic expectations, and staying spiritually grounded.

Kailyn shares honest insights on learning how to interact with adults, maintaining balance between her commitments, and avoiding the trap of temporary gratification in a socially charged environment. Whether you're a student, mentor, or young professional, Kailyn’s story is a powerful reminder that you are more than your achievements—and your peace is worth protecting.

🗣️ Topics Covered:

• The pressure to do it all—and what it costs

• Finding faith and sisterhood in a fast-paced environment

• Navigating adult relationships as a Gen Z student

• Why discipline, boundaries, and self-worth matter more than ever

• Howard’s culture, burnout, and becoming your own version of success