We are a mix, and biological, psychological, and socio-cultural factors form our identity. In this context, it is crucial to know the importance of culture in developing our identity and who we are, especially when living abroad with our children.

The growth of the expatriation process in large companies has its reasons. After all, in a globalized economy, companies need to meet some requirements to succeed. It is a very complex process that needs to be well planned from the beginning, so that the employee faces the challenges with the right tools.

When someone decides to move to another country as a family, and when that family has children, one of the factors that are considered when making a decision is the benefit that these children will have living in the chosen country. However, many of these parents don't even realize how important culture is in the education of their children.

Many people do not give importance to the cultural aspects of the country they are moving to, putting as relevant points only the favorable factors. They forget, therefore, that life is not all parties and good things. Practical things and everyday difficulties can be overcome without significant problems if you are prepared.

So, life is for living. If you can get out there, into the wide world and discover new places and cultures, new people and experiences, you’ll find that you enrich your life and changes things for the better.