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I didn't do a single internship my entire time at college until my senior year where I crammed in 7 internships at companies like these. My resume and it went from looking like this: Now what? to looking like this. And honestly, I'm not that much of a crack engineer, but I did it. Here's how I did it. But first, hit save on this video here so you can actually action on this later when you're done. Here are my three tips. Number 1: to get an internship. It's kind of the chicken and the egg problem... where you need an internship to land your first internship. The way to crack this is by doing unpaid. I personally did three of these before ever landing my first paid internship. What I would recommend: looking for accelerator programs that help out unfunded startups and sending out a bunch of cold emails. And tip number two is networking, but in the right way, not like cold DMing people for a referral, but by trying to make real connections. And the way you do this is by going out into the world and just trying to provide value to as many people as you can without asking for anything in return. When you do this, then a year later, then six months to a year later, when you're actually looking for that internship, people will want you an internship, rather than you even having to ask for it. And tip number three, everybody that you know that you're looking for an internship, from classmates to professors to uncles. You never know opportunity the most random place. I've made a full list of these unpaid internships. So if you're interested? Comment "Internship" down below and I'll make sure to send it over to you.