I know what it’s like to send out 50, 100, even 200 applications and hear nothing. To stare at your inbox every morning, hoping today’s the day someone finally sees you.

But the silence? It starts to feel personal. You question yourself—“Is it me? Did I not do enough? Am I just not good enough?” And still, every email notification pulls at your heart. Maybe this time.

When it’s not, the disappointment hits harder. You feel numb and anxious at the same time. You try to push through, but when the days drag on and you’re watching your last few dollars disappear, it’s hard not to lose hope.

I’ve been there.

I was an international student, sending applications into the void, waiting for something—anything—to come back. And when nothing did, I started to believe maybe I didn’t have a story worth telling.

But I learned something that changed everything:

Getting noticed starts with telling your story right.

No one else has lived your experiences. No one else brings what you bring. But if your story isn’t told the right way, no one will ever see it.

I was the first success story. I figured out how to take what felt like “just a job” or “just another rejection” and turn it into something a recruiter couldn’t ignore.

Now, I’ve helped countless people—people who thought they’d never hear back, who thought they didn’t have a shot—land interviews, get callbacks, and start believing in themselves again.

If you’re tired of the silence, if you’re ready for someone to see you for what you’re worth, let’s tell your story.