Christina Ellis

I would just go ahead and write about it.

Yeah.

And man, I could talk about this literally all day.

It gets me so excited.

Yeah.

Well, you're already motivated.

You're calling here, getting tips on it.

Treat it like a part-time job, like set a goal.

It's easy for people to get really stoked about scholarships on a weekend and then apply for a bunch of scholarships and then get burned out and then not apply after that.

So I want you to set a goal over six months.

Like even if it's just you apply for four a week,

You know, over six months, that's going to be a ton of scholarships, like over 100 scholarships.

So it's like, you know, set a goal where you can carry it out over time.

And with essays specifically.

So I feel like essays, that's an area where a lot of people just kind of either get freaked out or like stops them because a lot of people don't want to write essays.

Yeah, it's part of the application.

Yeah.

So there are many factors we're looking at.

And one part is essays.

And one of the cool things that a lot of people don't realize when they sit down to do scholarship applications, let's say you're applying for 100 scholarships.