AVIDly Adulting

AVIDly Adulting
Podcast Description
AVIDly Adulting is the podcast where we tackle the wild ride of transitioning into your first career and all the life lessons in between! If you’re feeling the pressure of adulting, you’re in the right place. We’re here to decode the ups and downs of your first job and yes, at times, laugh about the inevitable mishaps that happen along way when life and career merge into adulting. AVIDly Adulting is Powered by AVID Alumni and is brought to you by AVID. To learn more about AVID, visit their website at avid.org. If you are an AVID Alumni join our network at avid.org/alumni
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The podcast addresses numerous themes related to early career development, financial literacy, personal growth, and community involvement. Specific episodes explore topics such as overcoming imposter syndrome, the importance of volunteering, effective savings and investments, and tips for optimizing LinkedIn profiles, highlighting practical advice and relatable experiences.

AVIDly Adulting is the podcast where we tackle the wild ride of transitioning into your first career and all the life lessons in between!
If you’re feeling the pressure of adulting, you’re in the right place. We’re here to decode the ups and downs of your first job and yes, at times, laugh about the inevitable mishaps that happen along way when life and career merge into adulting.
AVIDly Adulting is Powered by AVID Alumni and is brought to you by AVID. To learn more about AVID, visit their website at avid.org. If you are an AVID Alumni join our network at avid.org/alumni
Jacqueline Lopez shares her perspectives on the impact of anxiety in the workplace and strategies for overcoming it. She discusses the importance of peer and mentor relationships in mitigating anxiety at work. She emphasizes the need for transparency with managers, utilizing workplace resources, and practicing mindfulness. Jacqueline highlights the differences between stress and anxiety, noting that stress is short-term and situational, while anxiety is persistent and can disrupt daily life. She recommends seeking professional help if anxiety persists for more than a few weeks or interferes with daily functions. Jacqueline also suggests using resources like the National Institute of Mental Health, apps like Calm and Headspace, and hotlines such as the SAMHSA help line and Crisis Text Line. To learn more, visit AVID.org/alumni.

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