Ladies, don’t ever let anyone tell you you’re past your prime!Just opening up with this quote from Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh, because it bears highlighting. We are coming up on one year of No. 1 Immigrant Daughter, the occasional message from me reflecting on how we can recognize patterns in ourselves that reflect our family roles. As is…
We’ve been together for a year!Y’all! This week marks one year since we began our journey as No. 1 Immigrant Daughters – it’s more than birth order, it’s systemic, it’s endemic, it’s a vibe, it’s a burden and a blessing! I am so grateful you’re subscribing, reading, sharing with me what touched you.
Love Languages, Immigrant StyleJust in time for Valentine’s Day, why don’t we explore the way “love” shows up in our families and communities? In case you’re not familiar with the Five Love Languages, here’s a quick primer. For the record, I show love with acts of service and giving gifts. Not as good with…
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