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We’re three Stanford grads sharing real-world insights on career growth, personal finance, and lifelong learning. Adulting can be hard, but we’re here to make it easier - one honest conversation at a time.
Personally Speaking hosts Personally Speaking, a education show with 16 episodes published.
Lessons that last beyond Stanford In our final episode, we reflect on the biggest lessons Stanford taught us - not just in academics, but in building real connections that keep us growing as young professionals. From tur
Mastering the Art of “Me Time” at Stanford Graduate school was a whirlwind, juggling classes, clubs, and everything in between, but one of the biggest lessons we learned was how to actually value our own time. In this ep
Ever wanted to hit snooze on life but somehow rolled out of bed and kept going? Today, we’re diving into grit - those moments at Stanford when we had to push through self-doubt, sleepless hackathons, and all the chaos in
Ever wondered why some group projects feel like a sprint and others a marathon? At Stanford, we quickly learned that grad school wasn’t a solo game. It was all about teaming up. In this episode, we dive into our first en
Feeling like a fraud at Stanford Imposter syndrome hit us hard at Stanford, from the moment we got accepted to juggling tough classes surrounded by brilliant peers. In this episode, we share how we battled self-doubt, fo
Stanford’s secret sauce: the people At Stanford, the real education came from the people, not the lectures. In this episode, we share how our peers pushed us to take risks, explore new paths, and build things we never th
Lecture? That’s just the starting point. At Stanford, lectures were only the beginning. The real magic happened outside the classroom. In this episode, we unpack how we learned just as much (if not more!) from office hou
Why is everyone in the Bay Area building a startup?! At Stanford, it wasn’t weird to pitch a startup idea over coffee, meet a VC person at a class dinner, or join a group project that turned into a real company. In this
Is "interdisciplinary" just a buzzword? Not at Stanford. This is episode 2 of our 10-part series on the lessons Stanford taught us - and today we're diving into what it actually means to take interdisciplinary classes at
Ever wondered how to give your manager feedback? In this episode we talk about the concept of 'managing up'—a crucial skill to foster career growth. We discuss personal experiences with manager changes and strategies for
Ready to make some big adult purchases but not sure where to start? In this episode of Personally Speaking, we dive into the challenges and life lessons of buying a car and leasing an apartment as young professionals. Fr
Ready to make some big purchases but not sure where to start? In this episode of Personally Speaking, we dive into the challenges and life lessons of buying a car and leasing an apartment as young professionals. From nav
Are you making your money work for you, or is it just sitting there? In this episode of Personally Speaking, we break down the basics of investing and share our own journeys—wins, mistakes, and everything in between. We
How many Stanford grads does it take to start a podcast?! This is our series on 10 lessons that Stanford taught us. We're gonna be talking through all the insider details, fun stories, and also spilling the details on wh
Where did all my money go? In this episode of Personally Speaking, we dive into the realities of budgeting and lifestyle creep. We share our personal struggles with managing expenses and even confess some of our most rec
New Job, New Benefit Enrollment – Help! In this episode of Personally Speaking, we dive into the overwhelming world of new job benefit enrollment - from 401(k) choices to navigating financial decisions no one warned us a
Ready to make some big adult purchases but not sure where to start? In this episode of Personally Speaking, we dive into the challenges and life lessons of buying a car and leasing an apartment as young professionals. Fr
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