Show Notes
Join us for a compelling conversation about belonging with Amanda Smidt, who arrived in New Zealand from her home country, South Africa, 28 years ago. Throughout her life and career - as a teacher, trainer and career counsellor - she has valued reflective practice. Today she reflects on the interconnections of life, career, and the factors that influence our decisions. Amanda shares her migrant journey and how it has shaped her self-understanding, identity, and sense of belonging.
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