Every MBA student needs to read this during the placement season 👇 - Competitive environment around will overwhelm and fuel self-doubt - Remember how far you have come & that your journey is unique - Don't compare your day 0 to someones' day 1000 - You're not the only ONE; everyone is feeling the pressure and anxiety - Don't follow what worked for them blindly; you choose what works for you - People will give different advice based on their own experiences, you know what you want and honestly only that is best for you 🔵 and you know what? The person whose profile intimidates you is likely feeling the same way about yours :) PS. Practice self-care. Make time for mental breaks to recharge and stay focused. 💡 Remember, this is just a chapter in your story. Stay positive; a positive mindset can make all the difference. If you like this content, ♻️ Repost it to your network and follow Akhil Choudhary✨️🧠 for such insights. #IIM #MBA #JobInterview #Placements24 #MBAPlacement #topbschools #Softskills #Internships #Growthmindset #Jobsearch #Learning #Experiences
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