I remember thinking that publishing a complete news story in under 30 minutes sounded almost impossible and I wondered how experienced journalists managed to do it every single day. However, the good news was, just like many things in life, repetition slowly built confidence.

Growing up, I often found myself hearing phrases such as, "He didn't say that, so let's not assume," or "You're overthinking it. Nobody actually said that." While I understand where these statements come from, I have always wondered why we are so quick to dismiss the possibility that communication extends beyond spoken words.

When it comes to initiating conversations with a total strangers, what would be a topic of interest that would keep the conversation alive for the next hour. Do silences mean that the conversation is stale and the other party is bored of your company?

Role: Client Servicing & Digital Intern (Team DXT) I have to admit, despite having done a handful of creative stints over the past 5 years, I could really work on my confidence more, especially when it comes to creative work after having been through many of such experiences. To say that my 3.5 month stint at WE as a Client Servicing and Digital Intern was a fruitful one is definitely an understatement. After having been exposed to a wide variety of projects, spearheading sev

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