Well, Why Not?

Since moving abroad, I have noticed that Americans have an acute sense of fear when it comes to child abductions or harm. In this episode, I talk about several instances where I was on the opposite end of what society expected me to do. 

Do you think the fear is justified? Or do you think we can benefit from assuming people are good?

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Learning new languages has been the most frustrating, fulfilling, difficult, and wonderful undertaking of my life. In this episode, I talk about when I decided to start learning languages and how I have yet to stop.

Are you learning a new language? If not, do you want to? 

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Sheltering in place - not something I thought I'd ever have to do; moreover thousands of miles away from my family. In this episode, I talk about what my experience has been like for me in Ecuador. 

What has it been like for you in your neck of the woods?

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Have you ever learned more about yourself while discovering a different culture? 

I learned a lot while studying abroad in France and in this episode, I go over 3 very important observations I made that have stayed with me until today. 

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My summers played a huge role in my decisions to travel. In this episode, I talk about how those memories prepared me for an unconventional life.

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In this episode, I tell you about how my childhood prepared me for my expatriation.

In this introductory episode, I give a high-level overview of my upbringing and why I decided to leave the US when I did.