In this episode of "The Courage to Identify" Podcast, I will be answering one of the most common questions that every person on the planet faces at some point: "When are you tying the knot?" Whether you are single, dating, engaged, or married, people always seem to be curious about your relationship status and when you plan to take the plunge.

Women have changed from years and centuries ago thanks to technology, career access, evolution of culture, freedom of self, practicing human rights and much more. When women have changed, their responsibilities and priorities have changed, is it relevant to expect women to take this life decision lightly? Is it relevant to ask today's women to follow traditional societal expectations of marriage?

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Women tend to over-extend themselves that they end up living another’s life or living for their children. They take on burdens that are not their own and forget to celebrate the small wins in life. Growing older, this leads to lack of self confidence, zero drive to achieve in life and resentment. 

In Episode 4 of “The Courage to Identify” Podcast, my guest Ektha Agarwal speaks about breaking the savior mentality that South Asian women learn. This is a generational habit that needs to be broken so women empower themselves to fully live in courage and empower their children to make healthy decisions for their life. 

Ektha Aggarwal is an experienced licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and Founder of the group practice Shakti Therapy and Healing Services. Shakti Therapy offers a holistic and psychotherapeutic approach to help clients realize that we are an integral part of the vast and complex web of life - that the health of the whole is intimately connected with the health of the individual.

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Getting a green card or a passport to another country can be glamorous but the process involves an emotional toll that no one tells you about. Dreams can be courageous and beautiful but when turning them into reality, the process might seem difficult almost wanting to quit. This episode is to learn the pros and cons of immigration (immigrating) to help you be prepared for the move. 

Find out more on "The Courage to Identify" Podcast as we speak with Mariam Masumi to learn the emotional and financial cost of moving to a different country. 

Ms. Masumi is the Principal Attorney and Owner of Johnson & Masumi, P.C., a boutique immigration law firm near Washington D.C. that has helped thousands of immigrants for more than 3 decades.  She has been exclusively practicing immigration law for more than 12 years, representing clients from more than 50 countries in a variety of complex immigration cases.  She handles family immigration cases, as well as humanitarian, deportation, naturalization, and employment-based cases. She enjoys sharing information on immigration law on social media and has amassed a following of nearly 200,000 followers combined on TikTok and Instagram.

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