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You don't know it yet, but I'm a student in journalism. That being said, you don't become a good interviewer overnight. As many other skills, it requires practice. So, I recently decided I'll challenge myself to get out on the street and go interview people. Here, I wanna share with you my first ever interview. We can agree on one thing for sure: the result is both surprising and disturbing. So what about I give myself feedbacks and advices on ways I can improve my interview skills. Overall, just a little note from me to me passing through you to help me achieve a brilliant career in journalism (lol).
Non, Rome ne s'est pas fait en un jour et Zoé ne deviendra pas journaliste en un jour. Il y a une semaine, je me suis lancée un défis que j'ai partagé, sûre de moi, à mes copains sur insta. Une semaine plus tard, me voici avec cet épisode de podcast pour bien vous (et me !) rappeler de ne jamais mettre la charrue avant les bœufs. (oui, oui j'aime bien les expressions). Laissez moi vous partager comment j'ai vécu ce défis (loupé?) et les leçons qu'on peut en tirer !
Let's get back to english. Here, I couldn't get a wink of sleep until I've shared with you few thoughts on my addiction to sport. What makes one addicted to sport? Well, it's when in your friend group you're refered to as the "sporty"; it's when you're missing on parties and sleepovers to get your shot of endorphin instead; it's also not being able to spend more than 24hours without completing a sport sesh...etc. And then, ultimately, it's when your friends stop inviting you over arguing you would have said ''no, I got sport to do" anyways. I've experienced it, and now I'm over it. Let's see how it goes ...
Here, we'll be dealing with the so reluctant idea of qutting things. What if quitting was for winners, not losers? Sometimes - not even knowing why - we avoid quitting by all means possible. I get it, this word is scary, it's sound like failure. But as far as I'm concern, quitting things seems to be one of the most powerfull weapon I've used for the past 24 years of my life (lol, so young).
Welcome to the fisrt ever episode of On Our Mind! All I had to do is to come out with something to begin with. Here, you won't learn how to drive a car or how to bake Bree Van De Kamp's delicious lemon pie, no. The idea is to make you realise that it's never too late to start a new journey. Come over, I'm curious to know what you'll think!
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