How International Students Can Embrace their Identity in America with Sundae Bean

It was great to catch up with Sundae again. You’ll remember her from the last piece she wrote. She’s back by popular demand and this time we are talking about ways international students can come to terms with their identity in America. As you know international students are often navigating between cultures so we explore all those concepts.

Sundae is an executive coach, experienced trainer and intercultural specialist. She is passionate about supporting global nomads in their desire to live well and bridge cultural differences, without losing their sense of purpose and adventure. Her clients include European multi-national organizations, international NGOs, Fortune 500 companies, as well as some pretty fantastic global nomads representing 40 countries across 6 continents. Since August 2013, she has lived in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. Sign up for free expert insight at www.sundaebean.com and you´ll receive a gift – the Expat Trump Cards – a unique set of digital cards aimed at helping you tackle the toughest aspects of global life.

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Tayo Rockson is the CEO and President of UYD Media, a media company that encourages people all over the world to use their difference to make a difference while celebrating diversity and educating others. He is an avid writer whose work can be seen on the Huffington Post, Among Worlds Magazine as well as Global Living Magazine. He is an authority on Third Culture Kids and assimilation into new cultures. He is the author of The Ultimate Guide To TCK Living and through his podcast and blog, he is heard and read by thousands of people in over 100 countries. He grew up in four different continents so he considers himself a citizen of the world. He has lived in Sweden, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Vietnam and the United States and his goal is to ultimately leave the world a better place than it was before he came into it. Once he discovered that he was a Third Culture Kid (TCK) or someone who spent the formative part of his childhood years (0-18) outside of his parents' culture, he vowed to use his global identity to make an impact in the world. Feel free to connect with him on Twitter @TayoRockson where he is actively making new friends every day.