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5 things to try during college

🎓 1. Develop skills outside the classroom.

- Club / Supplementary Activities → Teamwork Training + Leadership

- Try to practice soft skills such as communication, presenting, time management.

- Learn to use functional programs / tools such as Excel, Canva, Photoshop

🌍 2. Expand the worldview.

- Go to seminars, workshops or camps → Get new connections + ideas

- Try Departure (Travel, Exchange, Going to Provinces with Friends) → Learn Adaptation

- Reading books / podcasts on mindset, finance, self-development

💼 3. Prepare for work.

- Try internship, find part-time experience → understand the working world more

- Create online portfolio (e.g. LinkedIn, Behance, IG for jobs)

- Learn to write a resume / cover letter early.

💸 4. Financial management and personal life.

- Start collecting small money, such as 10-20% of income from A.D. or extra money.

- Practice accounting, revenue, expenses → Will help a lot when working

- Learn to cook / manage a small house → Grown-up life skills required

💕 5. Take care of the relationship.

- Practice balance between boyfriends, friends, family.

- Learn how to communicate feelings → will help healthy relationships.

- Choose a friend who takes us in a good way.

# Study university # Develop yourself # Lemon 8 Howtoo # lemon 8 diary # Education

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I’ve been there. Gathering a couple extra dollars just to eat something from somewhere other than the dining hall. With an app like Lemon8, money saving tips have never been more accessible & fun! Well, maybe not fun, but who doesn’t love saving up money to do fun things? After all, you are in
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