Marilyn Gardner spent the majority of her childhood living in Pakistan and attended boarding school there, and later raised her own 5 children in Egypt. She describes the beauty, joy, and heartbreak of living as a TCK, and being a mother to TCK's and feeling out of place when she returned to the States. TCK's face unique challenges and have a special makeup that allows them to be resilient in hardship, and travel the world with ease. We all have a map in our bodies, and we discuss what it feels like to live well when you belong to many countries. We share practical tools for how to navigate transitions and how TCK's can claim their identities and live a life of meaning where they can thrive. To connect with Marilyn go to her website: https://communicatingacrossboundariesblog.com/ or download her book Between Worlds. To reach out to Sarita or download her new ebook on Re-entry go to www.saritahartz.com or message her on IG @saritahartz.
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Marilyn Gardner spent the majority of her childhood living in Pakistan and attended boarding school there, and later raised her own 5 children in Egypt. She describes the beauty, joy, and heartbreak of living as a TCK, and being a mother to TCK's and feeling out of place when she returned to the States. TCK's face unique challenges and have a special makeup that allows them to be resilient in hardship, and travel the world with ease. We all have a map in our bodies, and we discuss what it feels like to live well when you belong to many countries. We share practical tools for how to navigate transitions and how TCK's can claim their identities and live a life of meaning where they can thrive. To connect with Marilyn go to her website: https://communicatingacrossboundariesblog.com/ or download her book Between Worlds. To reach out to Sarita or download her new ebook on Re-entry go to www.saritahartz.com or message her on IG @saritahartz.
I'd love to answer your questions on air! Leave me a voicemail! https://www.speakpipe.com/MissionaryLife