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59: acing design day and topping the interior design board exam with IDLE 2023 topnotcher IDr. Jena · Mindset Magic with Mika

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Hi, Jenna. I talk to you round 2023.
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Welcome and super thank you. Now you're here finally, so at
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the start, can you introduce yourself and share more what
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you're currently working on, Excited about?
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Hi guys, I'm Jenna. I thought IDE 2023 I have been
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practicing interior design since then for almost 2 years now.
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But right now I'm at the boss. I took a break so you can say in
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a Paramus a love hate relationship with unemployment.
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Maybe with ID? They would I not with ID.
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Number. Yes, sorry, assuring.
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Welcome to Mindset Magic with Nika, where we unlock clarity,
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courage, confidence, creativity and connection so you can show
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up as their most expressed, most aligned, most unstoppable self.
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If you are ready to shift into your main character energy and
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design our life that feels as good as it looks, you're in the
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right place. I'm Mika Doria, your interior
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designer, your Mindset Magic news branding goddess.
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Let's dive in another thing in my own defining moment for you,
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Apna interior design. You mean in college?
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Ohh. Ohh okay you sorry go on.
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How I got into interior design in college is very interesting.
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I've been sharing this about I've been sharing this to
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everyone, especially someone high schoolers, some work mates
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for Before you interior design. It's my first choice in the UK.
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But the kicker? The catch is it was a misclick,
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yeah. Because of the misclick.
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There was eyeing for architecture with a minor in
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interior design, so I wasn't aware that interior design was
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unique on its own as a program and then engineering,
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engineering, engineering. And the reason for that is
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because when you came from a public high school, London as a
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provincial. I'm from Zimbalist for context.
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You rarely get to be exposed with horses that are not typical
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form science, technology and mathematics Ganon so you
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interior design. I wasn't aware that it was a
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program on its own but well, they life works in weird ways.
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So Long story short, when I got into the program, I tried to go
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out of it for one week after one year.
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I remember. Ohh, this fights everyone
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maraming generous feedbacks from professors if I'm doing good
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with what I do. So I took summer, less summer
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classes in UP to get into the engineering program that I got
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accepted payroll enrollment. No, second year I went back to
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the program. So that's how I continued
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studying interior design. So Ganesha, who would have
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thought? Now interview him about
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politics. Yeah, because of your board exam
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I'm learning like Diva Param Point now you also talk
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engineering classes. Ohh, no summer, yes, physics and
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mathematics and my my grades were okay.
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It's just that you don't you you unless you experience them
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something like that. So when I handle physics classes
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in mathematics classes, it's very different subjective,
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subjective side. Now ID.
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So what I'm gonna change? Ohh my interesting.
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So would you say now three years?
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I did the full back sale. Yes, definitely, definitely.
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It's very different engineering and design, even architectural,
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very different. Hmm, the engineering is snow
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background because you wanna classic stories, but better yet.
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Ohh, so when you are when you like art, science and then
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drawing you first Telangana course.
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Nah, sausages. So you it's architecture.
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That's the closest that you can get better Marami Copeland
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courses out there. I'm major heartbreak I did, but
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I wish I was more exposed to for financial economics.
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Morgan on OHH battery now Sayang.
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Going to take courses parola pasikuda ditan anjana so
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everything is perfect within along so my God wow so did you
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know banana before Marion telegram licensure your interior
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design. Not really.
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Ohh, how was it for you when you found out that I words?
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Anisha Shepherd Shocking, overwhelming even until now.
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You license when you go out there.
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Pushes works offices. It's my newest government ID
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Diva. It's You will be surprised at
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how common people are unknowing that this profession has a
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license like ohh my license in. So generally you animal wonder
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now. ID program paraphrase here.
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Yeah. Ohh, my words on iPad.
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Oraculum Nothing. It's meant to prepare us for the
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board exam first here. Would you say not as early as
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first year? Not prime Kanana.
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OK, kids, right after graduation, Renoir.
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Yes, because I'm gonna show the preparation.
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Ohh I don't mind setting now. Okay, my licensure exam going.
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Well, actually we're stopping on the mail and Shane, because if
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you give my sister professional thanks.
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Hmm, so far on full circle not in shape for you specially nanag
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go all in. So I did, and the damning
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opportunities would come your way.
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So how was passing a Stop 1 influencer career lifestyle
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mindset? Um, there's a spotlight that
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comes to the title and it helped with confidence boost and
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self-image. But I would always say now your
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new achievement, it's passing, being rushed, the journey, them
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stop the boards then when you have already got it, got it so
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good. I like what you said because at
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the end of the day parade, we always say now I want to pass
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this, I want to top this Sparrow double s memorable talaga and
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where most growth happens is in the in between, like you young
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journey talaga to becoming someone who's ready to pass and
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top the boards. Ohh yeah I remember the
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afternoon exams. The third day I know.
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Was that an Oval? Was it because my feeling kinda
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Nah there sure enough pass. It was because I was confident
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in the preparation the Nona Basa forum design problem, I already
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know what to do and I was confident the Paglabas school,
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okay, you asked the school, Masaya couldn't give article, so
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Goodman Shafiya happy happy. And it also helps when you are
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in high energy even before. But take them words because
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macro roll out journey. And like what you said now when
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your energy that will set the tone for it starts with
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preparation. So in order to help young
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listeners not and get to that point too, he might not then
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young exam prep and design strategies that really, really
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help you. Okay, I'll, I'll share you among
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the major concerns, Ella and 1st then is time talaga like one of
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their biggest struggles. So Ecoba, like how did you
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manage your time and energy wisely during the review?
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Okay, your overarching umbrella is having inside.
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Even the dime inside means how much do you know what you are
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doing, what will you do and how much um of the environment that
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you will go through will you be prepared of.
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For example, let's look at it from a game perspective, board
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game perspective. Every board game has mechanics
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and our rules in place to play the game and there are also a
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number of rounds before you get finished and win the game.
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So to make it less big, you are the player meron cutting set of
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cards and your new unique abilities more that are
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different from any other player. So you inside is understanding
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what are the rules that are set in the game, what you are
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capable of and how much time do you have right now to play the
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game before you can win. So when you decide to take the
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boards, I'm Shay, You sit down and you analyse what will
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happen. So then pass of you time
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management and bring speed. You speed stacking very crucial
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chasing Mbagala, especially in the drawing board.
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Thursday. And and and weakness.
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One insight that I have during the review now, I don't like
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memorising. Um, I'm not very good with
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reading academically for so long, so I'm gonna mean as a
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team is to read the summarised but still thick materials for
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three rounds. Better Hindi question the top
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ones. But they did was I?
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I went through Quizlet and that's where I reviewed.
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And what's nice about it is that human passport exam takers, they
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have already pre made flash cards in Quizlet and you just
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have to pick which ones will you review.
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You don't have to memorise it, just go through it repeatedly.
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The technique is repetition and then you will familiarise
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yourself in the progress, in the tracking and you just have to
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answer it repeatedly and record your scores.
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That's how you will know that you are progressing and and you
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have you won't be. It's even more helpful because
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you can go through it in different formats.
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You can do identification, multiple choice questions, fill
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in the blanks. It's really, yeah, it's really
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like that. It's really inside how much, how
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much do you know? What strategies can you can you
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use? Next sketch called in Vagina.
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Let's get it on. Contact um Quintillion drawing
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part school pero heavy hossa and it's 8 hour design challenge
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because do you know about the Lajoie?
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It helped that Marlo was Marlo is my study body and it helped
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that he was fast and he was good with time management.
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So in terms of speeds, drawing sections finish it.
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You have to strategise in a way that you would allocate specific
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time per sheet to finish it and when you allocate time you have
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to follow through and you can't over exceed it in the Phelan
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because exceeding it means betraying yourself.
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Strong Bataya. That's what they felt when I
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take too long because 30 minutes long though.
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Ohh, when you said a time you have to follow through and when
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the output is done, that's when you criticize, that's when you
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judge, that's when you adjust the process.
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So senkaba mabagal Anupam adapt. Is it in the thinking board
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decision making? Is it the way that you flip your
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toddler on scale? But are you missing pencils?
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Stuff like that. There are lots of different
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strategies that you can use to change your routine if you only
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pay attention to what you are doing every time you practice.
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Yeah, the only know presence of mind then like intentionality.
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Ohh like even young speed sapag Slipknot triangle scale because
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it takes too long. Design exam cannot talaga so
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during my take I did my best friend to to memorise blinding
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your colouring and scales because they do you like help
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yourself. Island instead of the casino I
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used this game. Ohh, I use them.
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Yes. So whatever skill that you need,
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you just stick it out and then you hide the rest and you don't
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have to use so much effort finding it anymore.
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Other examples is that are metronome specific locations for
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my tools. It's part of my practice, so we
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use the three tier organizers. I know where are where I will
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put my rulers after use so that they won't tear my paper.
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Whenever I'm hungry, there's food on the side and I know
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where I will put it back up on top of snack.
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Even the identifiers are use visual identifiers for my pens,
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pencils, para. It's something in Copeland I
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know, which is which 0.50.3. Those are simple techniques that
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you can use to make yourself at least one second faster, because
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the speed is really something. Hmm, and I remember even your
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manga is kiss not injuring college technique, Marcus and
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fence that's not coming, huh, Mr. Jen?
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Yeah, and that's what Jenna would always share with us.
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Ohh and the Super Billy Lennon designed for sure.
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Speed Galaga problem ever since so my eliminate Columbia areas
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Nana Papa bagan and you can also use the technique.
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Actually another thing that really parents slows down the
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design proportion part isn't so concept making the and The thing
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is not everyone knows until the exam.
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Nah I design concept now we have to work on so any of my B game
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on tips for them to really come up with strong concepts under
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time pressure? Still, it's practice.
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You practice yourself. You pick out design problems for
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space, and then you practice writing concepts for them.
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Some maroon technique now concert band concepts.
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Models of words which are universal.
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But you know, I don't know. Concentrating.
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It's just a small portion of the entire 8 hour design challenging
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and if you are weak at concept writing, I'm not saying that you
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put it aside, it's just that you can also focus on other areas
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where you are good at, especially human areas.
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Now assume percentage to breakdown of the grade.
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You gonna win again? Approach Magina.
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Yes, let's see, Initially I was also not good with concept
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writing. It just got honed overtime.
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But what I was good at I you more going forward and I would
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highly suggest now I know you might think highest percentage
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which is the board. That's what you, that's what you
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make most impactful. That's what you give most of
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your effort because it could pull up or pull down your grade.
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Any for you know and Eddie for sure you got to complete all the
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sheets. Yes, that's very important.
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That's the number one goal is the.
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Number one goal. Okay Nanny, I know your time
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more for per section there the city of Marawi sheets.
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You still you have the allocate time for she to finish where
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sheep for example one hour for floor plan, 1 hour per RCP.
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You cannot use the entire 4 hours for just support plan.
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No, no, no. Style.
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At the time it's the word because my drawing and then
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rendering, but my technique was annoying.
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As a designer I'm not organised so I cannot just stick with the
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floor plan, finish it and then move on to another.
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My technique was I was I'm doing the floor plan and then I'm
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doing the perspective on the side.
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So I have two boards with me, one the small one and then the
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other you typical size number. So in perspective board and
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massage and then the floor plan doesn't get not I'm already done
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with the concept writing. So gonna share that was yes and
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you saw other sheets. I wouldn't say make it Bonga the
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first time when you when you've reached your one hour or your
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set time frame, you skip as long as there is substantial content
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to it, you can you can identify identify it as complete market
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as complete, as long as the content is substantial to be
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understood London the young basic information and primary
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drawing and then move forward gonna.
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I like when you said no. Time jump Kamona Sanex, just say
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you can always go back to it now one if you still have more time
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if you successfully manage your time.
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Ohh ohh God no. You mentioned that before you
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proceeded. Saw floor plan and so design
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concept meron canal concept me. So how long did it take you to
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come up with a design concept and did you go simple ball or
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talagang elaborate volume design concept model?
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Me you're training course one hour for the concert, right?
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Thinking it just so happened that you design problem.
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I already know what to do Practice gonna you design
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problem beforehand. Not exactly the design problem,
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but the the theme of the problem the type of space I was able to
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practice beforehand. So it's really in the
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preparation. Slowly Gallery to concept banks
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and even a man, they just really trust the one concept, which is
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what I did. And then another question from
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from the audience is the ball. Like when you come up with
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design concepts, there would be Times Now maybe go back there is
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a preparation bomb since socket really led to your really short
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in a design concept during the exam period.
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How was it for you when you were practicing your your design
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concepts? Like my time selecting the
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Parama Papa over think so. So like how did you decide what
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direction to take when you were preparing or like practicing
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your concept making? Okay, whatever the design
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problem is, you have to focus on what is essential and necessary
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most of the time, plus points if it's about public safety and
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welfare, always, always. So your top three
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considerations, your design strategies, your material
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specifications, it's always, it should always be anchored on
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accessibility, maintenance and function.
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And then there's a sceptics. So, for example, when you write
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your design strategies, someone kapag material specification
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Simon, let's give a scenario. You will specify this is a
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restaurant. You will specify an elaborate
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indicate the mask pattern because that's aligned with your
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design concept, esthetics of your design concept.
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That's okay. But the material that you will
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use, what is it? It should be forced in tile
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because that's durable. That's no maintenance.
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But careful because this type of example, you cannot use it in
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hospital. That's why I said restaurant.
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You have to contextualise it also when you write your
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concepts. If you would bring banks with
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you, you essence number simulate.
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It has to be universal now. That's really smart.
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And now I seen a now it because we would go for visual impact,
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at least in advice, not Eva Diva, but the deeper part of
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design is really developed. What does it entail?
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What is this design for? What is it solving?
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What makes this design appropriate for this problem?
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So that's really, really important.
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I'm glad that you pointed that out because we opened we often
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overlook I staying up. I know said barring interviews
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now the interior design are things up is not really about
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how great you are as a designer, but more of how prepared are you
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to be a professional interior like.
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Yes, we always say that you, I was told by my mentor that the
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board exam is not a measure of your grid, is not a measure of
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your wit and your intelligence. It's a measure of your grit and
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perseverance and preparedness. Wow Hindi, you just have to know
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the game. And that's the game.
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Like, if you were a professional already, how would you solve
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this design problem? I'm no, no, no, no.
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Important then to assess what are the tastes of the panel of
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the board who will judge my work at the end of the design
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challenge. Some generations Basila galling
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and young design training Nila before because it's very
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different with us now. Sakanila very batzilla with
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manual drawing. So they they like that you draft
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well, you draft clean, your penmanship is good.
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Hmm. Curious Elijah now cause I
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considering that design is subjective now and at the same
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time for the for the exam you have to also cater satis Nanang
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panel. How was it for you balancing
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your approach now you like into like fitting it also then salty
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Stella? Office it wasn't very sure
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whether you you know, but considering idea Sonia even
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advices from monkey Vedo. Well, my public safety welfare
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always accessibility that's the essence of interior design.
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So lagging function maintenance over the aesthetics.
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So your aesthetics don't approach more as a young
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designer must innovative, but the traditional way of how
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people can use the space better union similar binding union must
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be. So when you draft your papers,
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maxima is not even the words. Remember, you cannot explain
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your output once you submitted it.
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So you can put as much call outs as much as the explanation as
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necessary. Because it's only the concept
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paper that's limited in Burgundy you're asking you.
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Why don't I can already imagine you internships 1 yeah they if
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they can only see like Jenna and telephone my like when you see
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it you know now. Thank you.
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Better next time. What?
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Oh my God. Wow so pretty wow.
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I really like the insights that you shared.
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It's a really different perspective cause it's really
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about studying smart and not just making, not just
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overwhelming ourselves with the review.
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And Speaking of their Enders, I know my signature style.
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They want to see that. So.
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Yeah. Can you tell us about that and
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how it really helps you when it came to the exam now?
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Okay, indeed I want to. 1st plan was to use mixed media, see
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water colour Bala. So I used only watercolor during
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the boards and then your technique is to make the the the
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drawing complete and nice, but it's not really complete.
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So the the focal point is on the center but the colours are
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washing faded fading Selasar Gilead.
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So gonna new technique and I used 2 point perspective just to
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give the two point then do 2 point but one point is bastard.
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And I also did not use pence anymore, just straight pencils.
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Pencil perspective. Even on the sheets.
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Tracing paper sheets. No more pens.
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What happens in? Yes, you can make the pencil
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look like it's pen depending on your grip.
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Gavin Chamberlains. Yes, conical pencils.
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I don't sharpen so puppies depend this a fitness but you
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grip MoMA practice mean during drafting it you have to make it
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a sleep as when you are using pens.
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Young puppy trace with Ben as well.
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Practice with pencils. So he makes a vegan bar?
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You had different mechanical pencils?
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Got a grade? 30.5 I have 1.0 and then it just
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said Ben and she said Mongol Ben for lettering.
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Anglin is known mechanical pencil.
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You let me lay Hindi. Hindi must merge.
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Yes, and okay, and think Erica Malika.
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Yeah, baby, I'm gonna send it in.
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Ohh, getting on. But mind you, in the design
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challenge to me would be and I was very devastated.
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Gotta push him some words because new board boards you
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illustration board, yes. Swelling turn on.
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Sorry, one point perspective. One point.
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Lambda new. People are.
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Better question, Jenna, like when you were preparing the
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medical practice, where are you doing you one point or two
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point? Both.
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I prepared both. Boys my son like this side can
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along during the exam now at the young best Nah Maggie represent.
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I'm not that easy. It depends on the angling on the
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on the space. Now if PP Draw Something you
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requirement, for example if it's a lobby, if it's a bedroom, it
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depends atcha pinpoint more than that.
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So with the two, you don't know this two point perspective.
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You know how you Angel focal point now defense.
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You just have to prepare. But as early as now, you can
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decide if you want to point or one point.
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Yeah, very different precision. Yeah, I love when I did you
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first take. I was practicing mastering you
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one point perspective and then no actual exam, nothing.
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I decided not to point along. No, no, no, no, no.
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Yeah, I know. Yes, um, well, under your Seneca
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union, Gagamitin, MO because it's muscle memory in the past,
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most likely you didn't. Mugabe must have words so it's
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more efficient if you use the one you are used to.
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No, I am preparing the how you don't preference the final
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second pick the master 2 point perspective navar.
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Ohh. Yeah, baby.
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Ohh, that was about the design for short.
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Ah, so can we go Palak more specific?
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Fuck that. Things a time saving tips for
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the design for Sean and the OHH. Mostly some material say he
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observed make, um, they're top their own scale versus the on
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scale. And then there's also the French
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curve and the Flexi curve. Prince in flexi curve for me
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must burst at the Shah because if you are given a floor plan,
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the curvilinear performance flexi curve according to the
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shape of the without necessarily using inflexible bathroom.
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It depends what else Visual identifiers you must know Your
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your your routine welling para. What did your routine look like?
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Najana Bahan, They can get tips, parade, they can create their
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own. Alright so practice support now.
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8 hour design challenge, you the practice location organiser and
33:37
then usually the left side you muffins and then right side you
33:44
rulers. Something like that.
33:46
And then during the board's Newman, UM, naked dates, young
33:54
papers is such that you can flip it flip, flip nalang.
34:00
I supposed to principal or when you are gonna go back through
34:08
your drawing and Baghdad and Gaga map.
34:13
I supposed to just flipping it. But the danger to that is when
34:17
you are so near Lusaka pactimo, there's also a tendency.
34:25
Dependence Ave. because venue must be kept.
34:29
Yes. Spacious.
34:32
And then my Mama on the but emergency table mode.
34:40
So you can do that. Say I.
34:43
Don't unfortunately in the memory.
34:48
Wow, so endemic variables coming into the exam week itself.
34:54
So it's important that you know your routine and really prepare
34:58
as much as you can give. It your own design challenge at
35:04
home right Hindi sha facilitated by a review center.
35:10
If you don't have. The president.
35:12
No, I mean the man because you know wanna Misha as a team, but
35:18
I think with other reviews and there's limited Lang Yun design
35:22
challenges saying and if you feel like you're not yet
35:25
confident with the with the practice that you did, you could
35:28
still do with at home just a lot 1 day, maybe Saturdays.
35:33
Through strategy and. Ohh.
35:39
Practice, practice, practice 8 hours.
35:44
Maybe you can breakdown the the practice into smaller time
35:48
periods. Say for example your allotted
35:51
time for floor plan is 2 hours. Then for Monday you do the floor
35:55
plan for two hours and then for Tuesday you do the perspective
35:59
for two hours again until you complete the 8 hours.
36:03
But but of course your results are going to be different as
36:05
opposed to when you do it in a straight goal.
36:08
Yeah, that's true. And when you're really simulate
36:13
young time pressure that comes from the examiner.
36:17
You knew best result, sell again, especially if 100% effort
36:22
progress more especially if you track and naturally.
36:26
Yeah, show. More often than not, how you
36:29
practice and prepared is how you will perform in the exam.
36:33
This then Shah. So wow, I can see.
36:37
Yeah, I know your vagina. You wanna practice?
36:46
It's not entirely my own spending.
36:50
It's from people who have already done the exam.
36:53
Casima talks, Nagamani. There's one organization in you
36:57
P they hold seminar, one day seminar or talk for this.
37:01
And they invite top notchers also from USD, from other
37:05
universities. I just don't know if they do it,
37:07
if they will do it this year. And then there's this your your
37:10
platform and then maybe some of the universities, then your
37:16
friends like I send your name of your and try to ask techniques
37:22
from the people who have been through the the same experience
37:27
had. Through Improve your ask muscle
37:32
and Parasol Shi parin magtanong. That's why we have this resource
37:39
where you are. This is more than enough.
37:43
You just have to believe now it's possible for you maybe
37:47
really feel gravy. I didn't know.
37:52
I'm really like processing now. Wow.
37:53
Like if these are things not people know about, if more
37:58
people know about this, I'm sure now it's gonna shift.
38:01
They can passing rate professional then because he's
38:05
just sad that it's low. Ohh.
38:09
They were especially as a new profession is staples.
38:12
We wanna legitimise it. We need like more people who are
38:16
like advocating not my license so that is our goal Union
38:23
collective manifestation happened.
38:24
So because you manifest now in the longest listening passers
38:29
top dodgers. Give me the top 10 spots you can
38:33
share it. It's not limiting you and your
38:36
friends can share any spot in the top ten.
38:38
And does that degrade the value of interior design licensure
38:43
exam? I don't think so.
38:44
It just says no you names in the top ten spot or the the fasters.
38:51
It says that they worked hard for the caliber that they want
38:55
to be, and that will only propel the board to continue improving
39:00
the quality. Developing the interior design
39:03
licensure exam. That's through Shahab, Wendy,
39:07
Sina. There's improvement.
39:09
They also have a metric now. Ohh, okay.
39:11
So we are also elevating Pala, our curriculum, the way we do
39:15
things. So it's like feedback and
39:18
thankful for our profession. At the end of the day it's that
39:21
three, no money. Really uplifting it.
39:25
Ohh so it's not fun not mindset for this because I have there so
39:33
fuck the thing like 2 weeks. You can have any strategy, but
39:41
if you're not in the right psychology, this is all
39:45
pointless. Yes.
39:47
I really believe that. So how was it for you, Jenna?
39:50
Like young psychology, more coming into the boards,
39:53
preparing for it, and during the taking of it.
39:58
My name. You wouldn't say that I'm 100%
40:04
in demeanour bordering preparation is go go, go.
40:07
No, I would be hypocritical capacity gonna India for self
40:12
doubt. But there's I remember there's
40:16
this one real that you posted. I saw it in Facebook and you
40:19
said that the board exam preparation is 80 or 90%
40:22
psychological and 10% preparation participant.
40:26
I agree with that. I 100% agree with it because if
40:30
there's one thing that I believed, really no, I did not.
40:34
If there's one thing I did not believe before that I wish I
40:37
did, it's that human limitations are self-imposed.
40:41
We are what we think about. If you think you will not pass,
40:46
you will not pass. But if you believe you will top,
40:50
the worst that could happen is to pass.
40:53
So try to be Manish. Any thoughts that you will not
40:56
pass because it is possible? You know, you tell yourself
41:01
everyday I will pop, I will pass because that's the path that I
41:05
decide for myself and that's what I want.
41:07
And you will be surprised at the difference that will make in the
41:11
effort that you give everyday. I said that the clerical now as
41:16
early as preparing for it now, this is what I want, who I'm
41:20
gonna become. That's so important.
41:25
How did you know? At Times Now there would be
41:29
doubts and like overwhelmed with Lampard Anglo Malapit NA and I'm
41:33
not sure if there is still progress or if I'm really gonna
41:37
make it during the board exam. The best approach to address the
41:42
overwhelm first is to look at your progress.
41:44
You have to identify in yourself consent unknown area you and you
41:53
focus on that. But if the overall is too much
41:56
that you can no longer handle it on your own, you go to someone
42:00
who can give you strong words of of of encouragement.
42:05
Have a support system. In fact, build a team.
42:08
If you don't have one guide two weeks in alarm.
42:12
It's very important. It's helpful that you can be
42:14
surrounded with people who support you and who are aiming
42:18
for the same role as you. So you and.
42:23
Iron ventricle again, no. Yes, Environment Telegram.
42:28
Yeah, I guess it also provides external accountability.
42:32
So Matas success rate and actually that's one concern now
42:37
about it since mostly are also solar reviewers and they also
42:46
young last night Digna exam. So they don't have friends
42:49
anymore who like remembers or they can prepare with.
42:54
That's a reality. I'm surprised and I'm glad that
42:57
we're doing this because it's a way to support them.
42:59
So all supports exist in always shapes and forms.
43:06
And for those now maybe worried about the environment and not
43:11
having the right support system, not physically, no.
43:15
Now there are different kinds of environment and this also counts
43:18
as an environment. So immerse yourself in this top
43:22
natural energy sharing in Argentina and all other pastors
43:26
and top notchers here because that's what we're doing.
43:30
Like really preserving the energy so that it can help them.
43:34
Wow. OK, so given all of those
43:38
strategies, let's jump through the timeline now.
43:41
Ohh. Wow.
43:42
They're done with the exam and they're just waiting for the
43:44
results. So come musta young waiting game
43:47
for you, Jenna. Ohh, well yeah, hassle while you
43:53
wait. Ohh you you last day of the
43:59
board exam. I natacha either Wednesday or
44:04
Thursday so the next day was a work day and we have all Marlo
44:10
and I have already exhausted our leave credits and we do we do
44:16
not want we did not want to just stay at home naman and rest even
44:20
when we were allowed so much support and Commission work.
44:24
And at that time the energy was still very high.
44:27
But I mean, deep down you adrenaline, but I don't know,
44:32
just stay on your positive attitude, keep a sense of
44:38
humour, celebrate because you have already done your part in
44:43
the preparation. You showed up during the board
44:47
exam, you know, you asked for, you sought divine help.
44:52
And now is the time to trust that you will receive more of
44:56
that, more of what you've asked, now that it's done.
45:01
Gavin really love that and it makes me happy to hear it from
45:06
you. Jen, really the way you
45:09
articulated, yes, that is faith in action.
45:13
And like since all the intentions lined up, all the
45:17
energy and the toyon, the biggest chunk is the preparation
45:22
and the waiting game is just cherry on top.
45:26
You would know where they were. Like there's feeling it now.
45:28
Ohh I really believe now it's past now and when you found out
45:34
that top one style movement they offer you.
45:39
Ohh, it was a high for some time.
45:44
Yeah. Everyone's cheering on you,
45:46
congratulating you again. There's a spotlight that comes
45:49
with the title and um, but I think more so it provided
46:00
insight on me about goal setting and teamwork because I usually
46:07
work alone. I like working alone.
46:11
I remember. Yeah, but because of the board
46:15
exam, I I was able to see that there's so much you can do when
46:20
you allow other people to help you.
46:23
So gonna cha it's it's also a a humbling experience in a way.
46:29
Hmm, I like that, but then I remember now it's a similar
46:37
theme for everyone also who passed and like topped the board
46:41
exam. Well, at least among for them,
46:45
it's really about remembering now you're not alone in this.
46:50
Yes, now there are powers backing you up.
46:53
There are people believing in you and you have yourself
46:56
friend, at the end of the day, really like pull yourself
46:59
together. So wow.
47:02
Alone Wolf, Jen covering Lone Wolf.
47:08
Yeah, there is power in company. Work in the team, guys.
47:15
Breaking a team? Nice period.
47:19
Spiritual guides for extra extra support if you feel like you
47:25
don't have a team yet. Ohh how was faith for you during
47:30
that time? Jenna?
47:31
How do you How did feet play a part for the exam?
47:39
Eat at the time. I was spiritually challenged at
47:45
the time, so young strength goal mangagaling Samantha.
47:53
It's very I don't know, I I would I wouldn't.
47:56
I would call it miraculous even maybe cause you more times that
48:01
I was. Most I felt most powerful was
48:06
when people were talking me, talking to me about Bible
48:12
verses. They were sharing Bible verses
48:14
with me. Malakas you emotional
48:18
empowerment, especially when people were telling me to have
48:22
faith and speaking the month. It's also it's correlated with
48:28
perseverance. When when you have faith, that's
48:30
only when you will persevere. So you have to believe first
48:34
talaga that you will get what you want before you can put
48:37
yourself in a position where Gagawin cotton, because I
48:40
believe I will get this. Yeah, I'm sure.
48:47
That's through, Pacify rang. You know happily me now.
48:50
When you have this feed you can do anything you set your mind
48:54
to. Ohh because it's infinite.
48:59
Wow. Ohh, so have friendship Santana
49:06
failure in your refreshing island for our listeners there.
49:09
And OK, I'm overwhelmed. Our intention is for you to find
49:14
and to hear. Most commonly you need you at
49:17
this moment. Even manifestation works out and
49:23
you know, for manifestation the man and because 1st on the on
49:31
the wall outside, if you, yeah, what I did was I have, I have
49:37
this whiteboard and then I wrote my name there the same way that
49:41
it would be written Campinos Nanam PRC new top ten list.
49:48
And then there was my name 1 and then my name and then the
49:51
percentage that I wanted to get. But I like you.
49:59
And then I was surprised when you grade Manila Done.
50:03
It was my highest grade in the board exam, in the same grade
50:08
overall, but it was the highest grade in one of the subjects.
50:13
For the desire for Yeah. I don't know why, but I believe
50:19
that it is something about manifestation just because I was
50:23
seeing it every single day it happened.
50:26
Did anyone else know? Yes.
50:32
Yeah. Umm, two of the of the white
50:39
board with my name in it. Me and yes that was
50:43
manifestation in action and they leverage young subconscious mind
50:50
unknowingly. I know English.
50:55
Yeah. That's a manifestation is really
50:57
seeing it before you really, you know, like experiencing it
51:01
before you see it happen in real life.
51:03
And then young Nagagawa Nang, having her name placed on it and
51:07
seeing it everyday until it's imprinted on your mind now.
51:11
Ohh I can't tell the difference if it's real or not ohh so when
51:19
the moment came the top one guy it's like you're young
51:22
subconscious. It went like ohh I know about
51:25
this, I just be more funny. Ohh, it's the same also as
51:32
writing the goal on paper. Yeah, see, this is the
51:38
psychology behind it. I want our episode for this tip.
51:45
What? We've been at the pub, like give
51:49
yourself use now you're going to be successful at it because it
51:52
does work. It does work.
51:56
Wow, Okay, so how long did you daily habit?
52:00
Is that the daily habit that you'd recommend to them, or is
52:02
there something else now you wanna recommend?
52:07
You recommend it? Genesis, fighting, wallpaper,
52:12
laptop or whatever. Something that you can see
52:15
everyday. Yes, and you still have time,
52:22
especially Kapag. NASA energy cannot review this
52:25
in amplify Mopar with this it's gonna happen.
52:30
Alright, so you wanna stop natural tips?
52:33
Nothing from China, the top 1 from 2023 and the highest design
52:39
portion down on the manifest. Yeah, look for our next section.
52:46
It's gonna be a quick fire round.
52:49
So if there's just one word or like a short phrase that they
52:53
can remember from this, what is that?
52:56
So I'm going to ask Anna, right? Yes.
53:00
Okay so first go to study resource or app.
53:07
Quizlet definitely. One word to describe your board
53:12
exam journey. One word.
53:15
Ohh. This has been asked of bucket
53:18
list. It's a bucket list, Sir.
53:19
It's something you you would like to take off once in your
53:23
life. Okay, next Amantra that kept you
53:30
going. We become what we think about.
53:35
Travis she went from spiritually challenged to manifestation is.
53:39
Real direct. Ohh yeah.
53:47
So before we close Paris, Amana Kinakabahan Parin he final words
53:54
of encouragement. Final words of encouragement.
54:02
Okay, humans are not afraid of failing.
54:05
We are afraid of being seen failing.
54:08
So maybe some of you there are aiming to top the boards.
54:12
But you are afraid to say it out loud because you fear that if
54:17
you fail or if you don't make it, there will be people who
54:20
will whisper about you. You think about how some will
54:24
take pity on you and it takes some time to overcome that.
54:29
And if you feel like the time is no longer enough right now, but
54:34
you still want it, just keep the goal to yourself.
54:37
It's none of anybody's anybody else's business anyway.
54:40
You just tell yourself you want it and you will get it.
54:45
Yes. Be honest with yourself.
54:49
If this is what you want, then want it.
54:52
Yes. What's the harm in the specialty
54:54
bar? You have everything you need and
55:04
summing up Bahamian Panopa and if ever they wanna contact you
55:11
or ask you more questions where they can best reach you or
55:15
connect with you. On Facebook, it's okay if I
55:20
receive messages. Even on Instagram you can search
55:25
my name. There's also an article that you
55:28
can read about how I prepared for the boards.
55:31
I also posted about it if you need to go through it, it's
55:35
available online. Hmm.
55:39
So young pussy Jenna. Carla Deguzman, Unless Frank,
55:43
2023. Hurry up.
55:48
Not thank you. James so much.
55:50
I like that this conversation. This is structured 3 boards
55:53
during boards and post boards. Yeah, very chaotic.
55:58
I'm very not organised so bad. You're welcome, Jenna and I can
56:06
see your effort in like really organising young Sinasabe MO and
56:10
I'm sure that really like comes through them to our listeners.
56:14
So I'm super happy. Thank you for that extra mile to
56:19
organise everything to make sure that they don't panic.
56:24
Yeah, they think you're Jenna. Thank.
56:26
You thank you so. Much appreciate you.
56:28
Person passing rates. Yes, yes, it's a yes for me.
56:37
Thank you, Cortana. Thank you, Mika.
56:40
That's a wrap for today's episode.
56:42
I hope this insights give you clarity, courage, confidence,
56:46
and peace as you prepare for your own board exam journey.
56:50
Until next time, trust yourself, take up space and keep going.
56:54
You got this. You are the main character of
56:57
your life. If this episode sparked
56:59
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57:06
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57:12
achievers, and creatives like you find this space.
57:15
And as always, let's shift into our main character energy
57:18
together. Keep shining, keep creating, and
57:21
I'll see you in the next one.