Earlier this week, my 6-year old daughter came to me with a playing card from a Loteria Bingo game. In celebration of the Hispanic Heritage Month, the card showed a picture grid of different professions in Spanish: Doctora (Doctor), La Compositora (Composer), Abogada (Lawyer), Cocinera (Chef). Excitedly, she said, “Mamma, I’m going to be a doctor, a chef and a painter.” My reflex reaction would have been to ask her how she’d find the time for them all, but then I stopped and smiled. If there’s ever been a time in history when people embracing multiple identities, blending passion with ambition, making dreams a reality with career choices, boldly and intentionally, its now.
Multi-dimensional Identities
Multi-dimensional Identities
Multi-dimensional Identities
Earlier this week, my 6-year old daughter came to me with a playing card from a Loteria Bingo game. In celebration of the Hispanic Heritage Month, the card showed a picture grid of different professions in Spanish: Doctora (Doctor), La Compositora (Composer), Abogada (Lawyer), Cocinera (Chef). Excitedly, she said, “Mamma, I’m going to be a doctor, a chef and a painter.” My reflex reaction would have been to ask her how she’d find the time for them all, but then I stopped and smiled. If there’s ever been a time in history when people embracing multiple identities, blending passion with ambition, making dreams a reality with career choices, boldly and intentionally, its now.