Holding on to our identity

Around the world in working days - the life of a digital nomad

What does it take to be a digital nomad? In today's episode, I chat with my dear friend Zoé who's been working remotely from various corners of the world for the last year and a half. We catch up, discuss how this experience has led to  personal growth and reflect on how travel changes us.

Friendships, pre- and post- grad

Upon turning 26 last month (time flies, wow), I thought I'd check in with my bestie Annika who's known me since we were both 18. How has our friendship changed over the last 8 years and how has it impacted who we are today? How has our approach to making friends changed since being freshmen in college? We tie it all in together in today's episode.  The Defining Decade, by Meg Jay (book): https://megjay.com/the-defining-decade/

Grad school - then and now

Today, my dad joins me to tell stories of his grad school days in the US, and we discuss similarities and differences of our experiences, exactly 30 years apart.

Holding on to our identity

How do you hold on to your identity and stay true to yourself, as a TCK? Join me and my dear friend Ines Kortebi as we tackle this topic. To support Tying it Together, click here [https://anchor.fm/carlotta-cellini/support]

Family History & Identity

In this episode, Luke and I discuss the idea that we are a combination of the culture, history and traditions we inherit from our family.  To support Tying it Together click here [https://anchor.fm/carlotta-cellini/support]