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A Legacy of Faith, Fearlessness, and Generosityby Prof Sherry

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I Was Never the Flirty One – I Was the Smart OneBy Prof Sherry | Powered by Trifecta VA’s Ltd

Trade Wars, Power Plays, and Protecting Your Coins.

Let me be real for a second.Being a woman who colours outside the box isn’t just a personality trait—it’s a calling. It’s how I see the world. My vision has never been small, and I’ve never subscribed to the idea that I need to shrink myself to fit into someone else’s idea of "how things are done."

Higher education is often touted as the gateway to a successful future, promising knowledge, opportunities, and career growth. However, the reality faced by many students can be starkly different. Inspired by two of my own students who are currently struggling to balance the demands of university life with financial pressures, this post aims to shed light on a critical issue: higher education is increasingly about money, not students. Here’s what students can do to ensure they get the best service for the money they are paying.

Overcoming Challenges: Balancing Work, Study, and Family

As a child, my mantra was encapsulated in the lyrics of Pink Floyd's iconic song: "We don't need no education, we don't need no thought control." For me, school was just a monotonous routine, a place where I felt like just another brick in the wall. Education seemed irrelevant, a mere formality imposed by society. I struggled to find any enthusiasm for learning and often felt that the traditional education system didn't cater to my needs or interests.

Welcome back to Profsherry's blog! As we continue our journey of lifelong learning and personal growth, we delve into the transformative power of curiosity and the endless possibilities it can unlock.