Now, I'd love to say I've been perfectly organised throughout all of this.
I haven't.
There have been deadlines I struggled to meet, assignments I wanted to spend more time on and moments when I felt like I had too many things happening at once.
Trying to keep up with PR C.A.M.P. while travelling and managing everything else hasn't always been easy.
Sometimes I'd sit down to work on an assignment knowing exactly what I wanted to do, only to realise that getting it right would take much longer than expected.
Other times, I'd finally feel happy with something, receive feedback and realise there was still another thing I hadn't considered.
And yes, there have been late submissions, but I think that's also been one of the most important lessons for me.
I'm learning how to manage my time, work with deadlines, ask for help when I need it and accept that not every first attempt will be my best.
Through Sarolta Ács' mentorship and feedback, I've started looking at my work more critically. Not just asking myself whether something looks or sounds good, but whether it actually makes sense strategically.
Sometimes that means going back, changing the structure, questioning things or starting from square one.
It's frustrating sometimes, especially when you've already spent hours on something, but I've noticed how much stronger an idea can become when you're willing to challenge it.
