This blog showcases my personal journey captured by others in various interviews over the years. The chats are all centered around my cultural identity and experiences as a cross-cultural (CCK) or third cultural kid (TCK). Some talks focus more on the author side of life, but in all my multiculturalism shines through. Check the linksContinue reading “Celebrating life as a TCK: interviews and insights”
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Young at heart & connecting across generations: embracing life’s seasons
I’ve dug up an old blogpost and revamped it; as part of my contribution to May on the Move 2024 (a prompt from TheExpatPartnerCoach on Instagram). “How have you benefitted from having relationships with people who are in a different season of life than you?” During a recent get-together I had a few moments whenContinue reading “Young at heart & connecting across generations: embracing life’s seasons”
Book giveaways to strangers
Book giveaways?Yes, I believe in book giveaways. Recently I joined in on an online (twitter) book giveaway by an author who had reached a certain number of followers. I liked the author and joined in. The person who read my book, shared with me her thoughts on the book.I do partake in giveaways but notContinue reading “Book giveaways to strangers”
Digitally disheartened
What’s the toughest thing a self published author needs to do…? i.e. what’s the toughest part of self-publishing? I am definitely not an authority on this matter, I’ve only published one book so far. So of course I couldn’t tell you for sure, but what I do know is that it’s not one of theContinue reading “Digitally disheartened”
Shakti Hannie 