Why Culture Shock is Good for You #infographic

Published by Web Desk Sunday, November 29, 2015

Everybody who has ever left their home for more than a few weeks knows how stressful this can be. You’ll miss your home, your family and even the food you usually eat. Just thinking about moving away from everything familiar can be enough to make you nervous, let alone doing it. But this is nothing when compared to moving to another country. This is an overwhelming experience that will leave you nervous, confused, happy and sad at the same time. And there is big chance you’ll go through culture shock, especially if you are moving in the country with unfamiliar traditions and customs. Many different factors can induce culture shock from climate, language, strange traditions and behaviours to even food. But, the thing is, that this culture shock isn’t bad for you. Actually, it can have many great benefits you will be grateful for later. Check out this infographic to discover them.

Infographic by: worktheworld.com

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