E56: My Immigration Story: Realities + Reflections

Grow With Ro

On Today's Episode:

• Americans often have an exaggerated, closed-minded view of immigration.
• The majority of immigrants come to the US legally but end up overstaying their visas.
• Have compassion for your parents. They did the best they could.
• Trauma and patterns get passed on unless someone chooses to break the cycle.
• Book Referenced: "Laws of Human Nature" by Robert Greene.
• The sleepover that never ended.
• The Dream Act allowed me to pursue college.
• DACA enabled me to work and avoid deportation in two-year increments.
• Consider the downsides of DACA.
• My feelings about not seeing my relatives for over 20 years.
• We all have a story that shapes us. You can choose whether it propels you forward in strength or holds you back in victimhood.
• You are not solely defined by your story.
• Don’t become so attached to your label that you're afraid to grow beyond it.
• You can’t paint immigration with a broad brush.

AND MORE!

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