08/01/2026
“Where is home?”
For those who have lived between cultures, the answer isn’t always a city or a country.
Sometimes home is the people who know your story.
The language that makes your heart exhale.
The traditions that remind you where you’ve been.
The places that helped shape who you’re becoming.
Cross-cultural living often expands our perspective—but it can also leave us wondering where we truly belong.
The beautiful truth is that belonging doesn’t have to be confined to one place.
As you develop a stronger, more cohesive sense of self, you begin carrying “home” with you—not because you’ve stopped loving the places you’ve lived, but because you’ve become securely rooted in who you are.
Home becomes less about geography…
and more about identity.
What does “home” mean to you?