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How to live, post-graduation, in a Shit Economy.
And while I don’t know the meaning of life, I’m here. I’m living it. In the worst economic downturn since capitalism was invented (sorry Adam Smith! You meant so well). And I’m having some pretty darn good experiences along the way, especially as I self-describe as a kid who’s ‘trying to figure out what to do with her life’ (as my friend delightedly introduced me to his co-workers). I have yet to figure out how to monetize myself in any way, but in the meantime, I’d really like to share this little life narrative with you all, because I’m only going to be an unemployed, fresh out-of-Harvard grad once in my entire life, and that is now. Consider this an experiment in my own resourcefulness. Consider my life an experiment, and myself Guinea Pig E. Consider the possibility that once we graduate, life can become more interesting, instead of suffocating. I know I am a bit of an idealist. But what else is there besides people, hope and money?
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