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How does spending even the shortest time abroad impact your future? As discussed with Laura Madden, the impact is huge - it can shape your life, and make you incorporate a literal world of possibilities as you continue to make big decisions in your life. Listening to Laura’s story of how she went from studying International Relations, to working on a political campaign, to working for a tv show in Argentina, to working international education, we learn that to be nervous about making these big jumps is actually a good thing: you land on your feet, and realize it will all be ok.
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