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You may not even recognise the extent to which culture has played a role in how you show up until you're smack-bang in the middle of a new one.
Does it bother you when people ask, "But where are you really from?" Does it make you feel "other"?
What if you could elevate the way elements of your past feel to you, and begin to create a powerful new identity for yourself at the same time?
If you were to look back over your life since moving to your adopted country, with the eyes of an author, where you are the Leading Lady in an upcoming historical novel that you're going to write, you would begin to see the stages of your experience as chapters. The overriding essence of your story would be your evolution as a woman, and then you could write the future chapters of your story any way you like, with you as the heroine. What a fabulous way to envisage your life! Let's dive into this episode and imagine how seeing yourself as the Leading Lady of your own life story can totally uplift your experience of living.
Moving to a new country with a new language and culture can be an emotional rollercoaster. Finding your place within a new culture is a big deal, AND a door to enormous personal growth. Our exciting new focus for this podcast and all the episodes to follow is to help you to rediscover and reinvent yourself with joy in your new or adopted country. In this episode I'm going to reveal the secret to melding the woman you have been up until now, with all the influences of your heritage, with the woman who confidently fits into her new country, and to still feel like YOU.
It's not about seeing the whole, completed jigsaw puzzle of your dream.
Living your life by design.
Doesn't that sound just gorgeous?! The idea that we can choose how we want our life to be, and then go about creating it.
Let me paint a picture for you in this episode . . . a picture of what your days can look like, and how you can FEEL when you're doing something AMAZING with YOUR voice, enchanting children with YOUR language (hint: it involves happiness ;-)).
GAMES, GAMES, GAMES, GAMES, GAMES . . .
Everybody wants to know what games they can play to create engaging language experiences for children. How do you choose, and then HOW DO YOU MAKE THEM FUN?
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