Becca Hatch on charting her own path

By ReachOut Content Team
Published 15 September 2023

Becca Hatch, an 18-year-old singer-songwriter from Western Sydney, talks about dealing with the stress around her future and career. She reflects on being in Year 12 at high school and transitioning to university. Becca has realised that the uncertainty will never end and the path will continue to unwind in unexpected directions. She knows what she wants and will keep working for what she loves.

Read the transcript.

If I can't get into uni, that's not the end of the world, my life will still go on. If you can't do those things right now, that's okay. There's so many other pathways to get what you want to be.

What can I do now?

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