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A Bittersweet Goodbye, Reflecting on My Internship at MyPR

As I sit down to write this article, I’m filled with a mix of emotions – sadness that my internship at MyPR has come to an end, but also happiness and gratitude for the incredible experience I had. I still remember the day I was handpicked by Alan Straton, the founder of MyPR, at a …

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