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The community I created from just a thought in my head has grown into a whole movement of sisterhood.
Women encouraging women. Motivating each other. Showing up for one another.
I’m so glad I created this safe space where women can connect, grow, and remind each other that they don’t have to do life alone.
What started as a thought has become something much bigger than me. And I’m grateful. 🤍
We started this research group at the beginning of this month.
We decided on a topic, shared the work amongst ourselves, set strict deadlines and clear instructions and I’m happy to say we’re already 80% done with our first paper.
No one has defaulted on their part.
This is what dedication looks like.
My partners are scholars,dedicated, disciplined and intentional. They motivate me to do better.
After every meeting I go back, reflect, and remind myself, You can do big things from small places.
The average PhD takes 5.8 years to complete in the United States.
That is 5.8 years of stipend pay, around $30,000 to $35,000 per year. Meanwhile, peers who went to industry earn $80,000 to $120,000.
The income gap across those years is between $250,000 and $500,000. Before interest.
A PhD is not free because tuition is waived. The cost is what you didn't earn.
That does not mean the PhD is wrong. It means you should do it for the right reasons.
If you're doing a PhD to avoid the job market, that is the most expensive avoidance strategy available.
Know why you're in the lab.
I just saw my friend and coursemate on 𝐔𝐁𝐀 bank’s social media page.
And I'm like… Is this not Mary? this same Mary from my same UniUyo, my same department, Comm Art 017?
One part of me felt like screaming, ACAS GINGER!
[If you did Comm Art in university of uyo, you know exactly what I mean.]HAHA
On the contrary, the other side of me thought, “Anything that is related to UBA and you don't think twice before you do it? Them fit drag you oh.” 😄 Ah!
So I paused and took a breath of fresh air cause men! It is really beautiful seeing people you know winning.
Everyone who knows me knows I have a culture of celebrating beautiful things and beautiful people. Yeay?
But there’s a big, special, spicy difference when I hype celebrities or people I see doing beautiful things from afar, compared to when it concerns people I actually know.
Like People I know in real life well well? What are you telling me? I will do it with my full chest.
And this is not just anybody.
Mary is one person I have genuinely seen support me on this my social media journey.
She follows me on Facebook and leaves really warm comments about my work.
I drop a post on LinkedIn? I’ll see Mary there.
I was even shocked earlier this year when I saw her comment on my TikTok and I was like, “Ah ah, Mary again?”
So this win? We cannot be low-key about it.
I read the story she posted about how she never imagined this, and how the push from the people close to her helped her get here, and honestly, it was so beautiful to see.
Mary grabbing an top award in Finance Management?
Argh! Someone say THAT’S MASSIVE!😭🔥
If you get to see this, Mary, this is just an extra congratulations on top of the plenty comments you’ve probably already received from me already.
You still have plenty stories to tell oh. Chill! We have not even started.
And I can’t help but join Ernest my guy when he said, “I have a friend, she works directly with Elums. Na so we go dey brag from now on.”
Because we have successfully entered that era.😄
Fly above the sky Mary. ❤️
Big congratulations to you. This one genuinely made me happy. 🎉
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