What if one skill could change your education, your career path, and your confidence?In this deeply personal episode of Campus Chronicles, Brooke sits down with her sister Bailey Young, a licensed social worker, recent Master of Social Work graduate, and Child Play Therapist, to talk about resilience, education, and the power of asking meaningful questions.Bailey’s academic journey was anything but typical. During her undergraduate studies, she became bedridden after suffering multiple disc herniations at just 19 years old. With chronic pain, delayed diagnosis, and months of attending university online, she was forced to reimagine what learning looked like. Instead of giving up, Bailey fought for her education and graduated with a 4.0 GPA, eventually earning her Master’s degree.Because much of her college experience happened remotely, Bailey built deep, transformative relationships with her professors. Those relationships shaped not only her education but her desire to one day become a professor herself. Throughout the conversation, she shares how curiosity, preparation, and asking thoughtful questions became her greatest strength.This episode is honest, reflective, and filled with practical wisdom for students navigating uncertainty, internships, interviews, health challenges, or self doubt.In this episode, you’ll learn: • How Bailey continued her education while bedridden • Why strong professor relationships changed her academic path • How asking questions builds confidence and connection • What makes a truly great question • Why interviews are a two way conversation • How to prepare questions that reveal culture and values • Why discomfort is part of real growth • How to stop selling yourself short • Why confidence is built through action, not perfection • Three pieces of advice Bailey gives to university studentsThis episode is a reminder that education is not about perfection. It is about persistence, curiosity, and believing you belong in the room.About Bailey: Bailey Young is a licensed social worker and Child Play Therapist, and a recent Master of Social Work graduate from Campbellsville University. She is a small business owner, book reviewer, and Fundraising Coordinator for Ashland Special Needs Ministry, supporting their annual Night to Shine event. Bailey also volunteers with organisations supporting the special needs community and provides companionship to older adults in nursing homes and assisted living facilities.Connect with Bailey: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/baileymitzy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/murraysmiraculousmission/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/murraysmiraculousmissions/

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