What does it mean to spend most of your 20s in education?

After finishing my master's degree and staring down three more years of law school, I've been sitting with a feeling I haven't talked about on this podcast before-- the quiet fear that I'm always going to be a student. Or that I'm behind and it feels like everyone else is further along.

In this episode, I'm reflecting honestly on what both sides of the coin have actually taught me. Because I've been the student romanticising a salary, and I've been the employee daydreaming about freedom-- and the truth is, the grass is almost always greener.

I get into:

- What working taught me that school never could (and vice versa)

- The real pros and cons of both

- Feelings of comparison that are almost impossible to avoid in your early 20s

- Why I started this podcast alongside my degree, and what I'm building toward

Whether you're employed and considering grad school, currently studying and wondering if it's worth it, or just trying to make sense of where you are right now-- this one's for you.