Thanks for the AMA!! As a son of Cuban and Mexican immigrants, i find that a lot of my family looks down on the success I pursue, and in turn, I feel like it adds to my IS. Is something unique to Latinos? I often times try to talk to my family about how my life is going (currently an executive at a logistics company, halfway through an MBA and thriving all before 40!), but it’s usually met with eye rolls, etc.
Should I avoid having those conversations, or would it be better to frame them differently?
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Hi Doc,
Thanks for the AMA!! As a son of Cuban and Mexican immigrants, i find that a lot of my family looks down on the success I pursue, and in turn, I feel like it adds to my IS. Is something unique to Latinos? I often times try to talk to my family about how my life is going (currently an executive at a logistics company, halfway through an MBA and thriving all before 40!), but it’s usually met with eye rolls, etc.
Should I avoid having those conversations, or would it be better to frame them differently?
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