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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 divers...
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Claire Charamnac has always had a passion for empowering women, from her childhood in Singapore to her current role as co-founder and US Executive Director of the non-profit organization Women LEAD,...
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Born to Chinese-Indonesian and Japanese parents, Danau Tanu is fluent in four languages and has lived in Canada, Australia and across Asia. Moving around while growing up meant that Danau spent a lot ...
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Born in India, Tara Hirebet moved to Singapore when she was 5/6 years old. With family in the US and UK, she went to international schools in Singapore before moving to Canada, the UK, China...
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By Lesley Lewis As more cities and companies become increasingly international, there are a growing number of children that are creating their own sub-culture. Often referred to as TCK's (T...
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Written by: Tess Pajaron There isn’t a person on earth whose past is completely free from mistakes. We sometimes make a decision, certain it’s the right one, only to regret it in the afte...
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Our inaugural Third Culture Kid (TCK) Summit launched in March 2015 to reignite global conversations around all things TCK/CCK. The central question we aimed to address was: How c...
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Our 2016 SUMMIT kicked off over the Lunar New Year on Tuesday, February 9th, with our first four Humans Of Change talks on IMAGINING THE FUTURE: Rise Of The Millennials. It is said t...
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Innovation and technology have revolutionised the way we think about social good, as evidenced by the growth of social entrepreneurship, the sharing economy and the values revolution. Moreover, the ol...
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Much of the third culture dialogue to date has centered around notions of identity, home and belonging. For some TCKs, the lack of clear definitions leaves us feeling different and out of place. but ...
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Where do our personal values come from? Are we born with a set of preconditioned principles or are we socialised to them? Experiences outside of our comfort zone invariably puts our values to the test...
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It is common knowledge that Third Culture Kids (TCKs) who have lived anywhere from Botswana to Alaska share countless mutual threads – adaptability, open-mindedness, culture-consciousness, the a...
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This article is a republished interview with The Change School co-founder Solonia Teodros by Doyenne. Change signifies growth, progress, and evolution. For many of us, one of the cha...
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Our formative years are a culmination of our home and school environments, social interactions, and life experiences. How we are brought up by those we consider as family, determines how well equipped...
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Come to Bali, they said 21 days and it will clear your head But how, I wasn’t sure So I lingered, hesitated, and then I jumped. 21 days in Bali and there were: Habit Trackers...
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Focus - Ability to focus all your limited talents onto what is critical at the moment Endurance - Nothing good comes easy and nothing good comes fast. Build the stamina to cons...
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Kavita Jhunjhunwala Kavita, originally from India, has been an entrepreneur for the last 18 years. She has travelled around the world and has previously worked in the US and UK. For the l...
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Ying Han Cheng Ying Han, an expat performance coach and a third-culture kid, stands for freedom, fun and inspired connections. Being a TCK, she admits that it had been a struggle for ...
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Identify your small goals - Identifying smaller goals that lead up to your main goal will enable you to celebrate these small goals as they are completed
 Find your medium - Some people l...
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The world of work is changing, and more and more people are looking for meaningful work and not just something to get us by. However, the most difficult question to answer is – where do we even ...
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Studies show that as many as 80% are dissatisfied in their jobs (Deloitte 2016). Career change takes courage and stepping out of one's comfort zone – so how can we better manage career tran...
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When’s the last time you stopped to think about your values? Values are the beliefs, ideas, ideals and characteristics that are uniquely important to us. They are your ‘non-negotiab...
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Opportunities present themselves when we find ourselves faced with a decision to be made. Every step in one direction represents a choice to pursue, postpone or pass up an opportunity - and when one d...
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Happy Monday! It’s the start of another amazing month and week, and no better time to start making a change focused on our theme for this month: Breaking Bad Habits. Habits are patterns of...
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This month’s theme is Existential Change - trigger events and moments in our lives that prompt us to consider: What is the meaning of my life? How do I find my purpose? Who have I or could I bec...
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September’s theme is cultural change - the internal and external forces that shape our notions of personal identity and belonging - at the places we work, in our social interactions, and how we ...
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