Usman shares countless advice during the episode, 4 takeaways stood out and invite you to invest in yourself

1. Stay curious
2. Keep on adapting
3. Find role models
4. Believe in yourself

Usman walks you through his life decisions in his home country, Pakistan, how it led him to Singapore and now building a life in Ireland.

During this episode, there are countless takeaways and learnings from taking care of yourself, identify role models who can inspire you, and beyond.

In this episode, discover how his family played a crucial role

- in empowering him throughout his teenage years

- in leading by example and showing the behaviors to adopt and live by like curiosity and troubleshooting

- in finding balance between putting efforts and investing in yourself vs falling into excess and what today can be associated to burn out

Usman has been actively developing mentoring and coaching programs helping teenagers and young adults in their education and career paths.

Reach out to him if you are interested! https://www.linkedin.com/in/usmanmirza1992/

5 takeaways from last week's episode with Orla

• Small wins for the win!
• Be open to change and stay true to yourself
• Progress over perfection
• Leading with curiosity to seize more opportunities
• What's the worst thing that can happen?

Orla is an experienced leader, she worked in tech (GAFAM) over a decade and place fitness as a top priority for herself. Throughout this episode she will inspire you to accept difficulty, embrace failure and the learning process that comes with it, to determine what resiliency can mean for you and inspire you to invest in yourself and your values.

Lastly and most importantly, she empowers you to consistently ask yourself one question "What's the worst thing that can happen?"

Let's learn from her!

Il n'y a aucune certitude quant à l'évolution du marché du travail d'ici 2030.

Cependant, le WEF, l'OCDE et la Commission européenne ont partagé les compétences, les connaissances, les comportements et les attitudes dont tu auras besoin.

L'objectif ici est de partager autant d'informations que possible, mais c'est à toi de te documenter davantage et de trouver ce qui te correspond le mieux.

Le monde change rapidement. Mais la bonne nouvelle, c'est que tu n'es pas en retard.

Tu arrives juste à temps.

La meilleure chose que tu puisses faire pour ton avenir est de commencer à réfléchir non seulement au métier que tu souhaites , mais aussi aux compétences à développer.

Commences doucement. Restes curieux / curieuse. Et prépares-toi !

Sources

https://www.oecd.org/en/about/projects/future-of-education-and-skills-2030.html

https://www.oecd.org/content/dam/oecd/en/about/projects/edu/education-2040/concept-notes/Skills_for_2030_concept_note.pdf

https://www.weforum.org/press/2025/01/future-of-jobs-report-2025-78-million-new-job-opportunities-by-2030-but-urgent-upskilling-needed-to-prepare-workforces/

https://eures.europa.eu/road-2030-whats-store-work-2025-05-16_en

Kenechi a partagé de nombreux conseils, 4 se sont démarqués - découvre-les !

Tu as probablement dû choisir un programme de licence ou de master qui te semblait être ta vocation ou qui te paraissait logique à l'époque, en tenant compte de tes ambitions, aspirations ou des conseils que tu recevais (ou non).

Kenechi a un parcours riche avec un début d'expérience dès la primaire, son parcours s'étant entre l'Europe, l'Afrique et l'Amérique du Nord. Découvre son changement de parcours de la coopération internationale à la production audiovisuelle.

Faz shared countless advice throughout the episode, here you can find 6 main takeaways and advice he invites you to keep in mind as you navigate the challenges and opportunities during your studies!