How To Question Generational Patterns While Forging Your Own Path with Cassandra Le

Navigating Culture | Sharing The Stories of Bold, Brave & Badass Immigrant Women Creating their Dream Life

Finding your identity is a huge struggle amongst immigrant children. Not only do they have to deal with cultural differences, but they have to navigate the difficult world of acknowledging and breaking generational patterns.

Cassandra Le is the first generation daughter of immigrant parents who fled Vietnam as refugees in the 80s. She now resides in Spain after having spent her formative years in the United States.

We have a heartfelt and intimate discussion about being brave and forging your own path in order to create your own unique identity.
Cassandra shares generational patterns that have been passed down from her parents. Although that comes with generational trauma, it also provides important lessons in strength, courage, and bravery that Cassandra has adopted and applied in her own life. Cassandra’s journey through creating her own identity is a lesson in self-awareness and recognition, perseverance, stretching the perceived limits of your identity, and finding home within yourself.

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The Three Things This Episode Will Teach You:

1. Recognizing generational patterns and taking what serves you while leaving what doesn’t
2. Understanding that no one gets it right all the time, but picking up and trying again is key,
3. Growth comes from stretching the perceived limits of your identity

Resources:

Live Your Best Life Audio: https://www.navigatingculture.co/liveyourbestlife
Refinance Your Student Loans: https://www.navigatingculture.co/juno

Connect with Cassandra:
Cassandra’s Website: https://www.thequirkypineapple.com/
Cassandra’s Instagram: @cassandratle
Cassandra’s Podcast: Business Without the Buts