As for my human capital, I think what distinguishes me from others is that I’ve been fortunate enough to live in nine countries, and have travelled to many different places while I was in the different regions I’ve resided in.
As a result I believe I have an amplified or international perspective, one that allows me to adapt with ease in many different environments-- whether it has to do with understanding to an extent the cultures and appropriate behaviors that are expected in certain regions, or possibly simply due to an already ingrained sense of comfort since it’s what I’ve done all my life.
Reflecting on the interviews from close friends, it was interesting to hear how perspectives vary, but remain in there essence very similar.
The factors that were similar in each interviewee’s description were those that one could say are the main factors of one’s personality, and these characteristics of our personalities are those we can most easily comprehend as it’s our active and conscious form of external representation. It’s the description of things that are not actively remembered but form part of one’s usual daily behavior-- such as actions that define you as a person, not just the external representation-that ignite the deep reflections.
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