5 Continents! (Episode 105)

from In Living Color...Abroad Hosted by Angel Rodriguez

In this episode, you will listen to Lacey, who has lived abroad in 5 continents! Lacey discusses her fantastic journey living in France, Colombia, Canada, Ghana, and Thailand! She describes how living abroad is like being in a relationship, how she developed the first ever Black theatrical production in Thailand (!), why her life as a creative has enabled her to build community, and lastly, Lacey discusses the struggles of saying goodbye to these wonderful places. Hope you enjoy! Lacey C. Clark! is a personal empowerment coach and CEO of Sisters' Sanctuary. She has been a globetrotter creative/digital nomad for 25 years and has been featured on BET, Essence Magazine, Clear Channel Radio, and many other forums. Make sure to subscribe to her Substack to follow her journey! laceycclark.substack.com

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