E11: Kamil Rextin on raising biracial kids & the Canadian experiment

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Join us as we explore the bitter-sweet world of the immigrant.

In this episode, I'm speaking with Kamil Rextin, a B2B marketer who moved from Pakistan to Canada.

Kamil is not just a badass B2B marketer. He’s also a beautiful mind and a straight shooter. One you can trust to tell you as it is all the time. We chat about resigning from P&G to move to Canada as a student, missing Pakistan, and raising biracial kids in Canada. This conversation had me smiling all through while editing.

In this conversation, Kamil and I chat about:

* Raising biracial kids

* Parenting in Canada vs. parenting in Pakistan

* The advantages and disadvantages of collective and individualistic cultures

* The advantages you get by immigrating as a student

* Never fitting in as a kid in Pakistan

* And missing home, and how we carry a romantic memory of our home country around

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