Episode 10 babyyy! Thank you so much for listening to this impromptu yet somehow organized podcast episode. This one explores the meaning behind letting someone go and knowing when that may or may not be the right move. It's a tough choice to make, for sure, however it's one that should not be taken lightly as it as personal of a decision as you can get. 

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Hello hello! Long time, no listening. Quick episode for today but wanted to hop on and share some small but meaningful updates. Feel free to follow this podcast on Spotify, Apple Music, or wherever else you may find this. We are also on Instagram and Twitter so follow us there as well: @nntcpodcast. 😊 

Welcome to episode 7 of No Need to Clarify! Today’s guest is a good friend of mine, Justin Cyrus, who has been an incredible mentor and friend while I’ve worked at Student Success Agency. Fun fact: he was the one that actually hired me! This episode covers the umbrella theme of hustle culture. Is hustle culture inherently something we want to avoid? Is it always negative? Have you ever heard of working smarter AND harder? All discussed on this episode.

I mention the cause 50forPark which is an event Justin is participating this year to raise funds and awareness for those impacted by Parkinson’s disease. Here is the Instagram handle to receive updates and learn more about the cause Justin is taking part in:

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Thank you for listening today! Stay safe, stay hydrated, take your vitamin C, go outside, read a book, you know the drill. Just, take care of yourself.

Happy New Year! 🎊 I am kicking off the year with a mini self-discussion on burn out and acknowledging how resting can be more productive than pushing yourself towards maximum mental capacity. I hope you enjoy this episode and stick around — make sure to stick around another episode in the near future that will be a continuation of this discussion! 🤓

Article referenced in episode: https://www.everydayhealth.com/burnout/unusual-signs-of-burnout/

Podcast referenced in episode: The Burnout Doctor Podcast with Dr. Jessica Louie

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EJ Carrion and I (a.k.a. #Team817) sit down via Zoom to discuss different aspects and functions of perfectionism and how he may or may not see himself in a variety of categories under the perfectionistic-umbrella. 

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Oops! Thanks for your patience with this episode upload. For this one, I discuss how perfectionism attributes to unhealthy behavior and expectations for oneself and others. Have you thought about how perfectionism affects you and your everyday life?

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Source of information used for discussion purposes:

Peter J Bieling, Anne L Israeli, Martin M Antony,

Is perfectionism good, bad, or both? Examining models of the perfectionism construct,

Personality and Individual Differences,

Volume 36, Issue 6,

2004,

Pages 1373-1385,

ISSN 0191-8869,

https://doi.org/10.1016/S0191-8869(03)00235-6.

Welcome back! For this episode, I had the pleasure to talk to a good friend of mine all the way from Arizona: Noah Munoz. Noah is a student of mine at Student Success Agency. I am so fortunate to not only be his mentor but to be a part of his academic, creative, and personal life. Topics in this episode ranged from earning an arts degree online to our minor yet major obsession with Hadestown. If you want to learn more from an arts major that isn't myself, you've come to the right place. 

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Thanks for stopping by and listening! Your support means the world to me. Be on the lookout for episode 4 in the near future! Cheers! 🥳

Welcome back to another episode of No Need to Clarify! In this episode, I reflect on my undergraduate experience and offer different perspectives regarding the kinds of people we encounter in our lives and how we learn and grow from them. Also, how many times will I say the words "blessings," "lessons," and "classroom setting" in this episode? Far too many. 

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Welcome to the first episode EVER of No Need to Clarify, an educational podcast that brings unique, authentic, and unapologetic life experiences right to your ears. In this episode we cover a wide range of topics, spanning from the reason why we chose our area of study for college, the challenges and opportunities that stemmed from COVID-19, and the things we became more grateful for in the midst of a global health crisis. Guests for this episode include Héctor García De León and Tania Nasrollahi. I've had the pleasure of working alongside them at our virtual student-mentorship organization and let me tell you, these two are INCREDIBLE. Definitely check out this episode to learn the perspectives of a sociology/anthropology and journalism major!

Special thanks to my support system who never doubted me and were always on my side during these fun creative endeavors. I couldn't have done it without you. Cheers to new beginnings!

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@tniav

@hector_force14

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