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Dec 11, 2017 31 min

Gaining Maturity Through Being an Au Pair

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In episode 51 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, I chat with Nanna Vahl. After high school, she decided she wanted to leave Denmark and explore the US by becoming an Au Pair. What seemed like a fun and interesting way to explore the US, Nanna soon learned would be more about becoming an adult and maturing at an early age. Learn how at 22 years old she has learned not only how to live on her own, but what she wants and doesn't want to do in her life based on her experiences. Listen to how Nanna suggests that life is about trusting yourself and having confidence by listening to this episode.

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