Marlena Loughheed hails from Belleville, Ontario, Canada. She has a bachelor of arts with a specialization in communication from the University of Ottawa and a bachelor of journalism from the University of King's College, Halifax. She currently resides in New York City, where she interns with the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See to the United Nations. In her free time, she enjoys running, outdoor adventures, taking epic jumping photos, and teaching her American friends fun facts about Canada. http://www.marlenaloughheed.com/
Discerning not to take a job and trusting God with the future
I don’t know too many people who get really excited about job hunting. As a new graduate, I certainly do not look forward to curling up with my laptop on a Friday night to rework my résumé.
I’m in my mid-20s. I have two degrees, and I’m nearing the end of a one-year internship. When my internship ends, I will join countless new graduates searching for their perfect career while trying to be realistic about paying bills.
Recently I was offered an awesome “grown up” job and surprised myself by turning it down even though I have no idea where I’m going to live or work in six weeks. And that’s totally fine with me.
Big decision
A while back, I heard that a great nonprofit organization was hiring. The position…
I don’t know too many people who get really excited about job hunting. As a new graduate, I certainly do not look forward to curling up with my laptop on a Friday night to rework my résumé.
