When you take all of your classes in a different language, it's pretty safe to say you're going to come out professionally fluent. That's exactly what happened for Sarah Eiden in this terrific interview I did from her time in Bologna, Italy.
“I’m definitely more open minded and patient with people who have a different world view than I do” — Sarah Eiden
"She was unstoppable. Not because she did not have failures or doubts, bit because she continued on despite them.”
— Beau Taplin
SHOW NOTES
- Why Sarah chose Italy 🇮🇹 [1:34] (it went back to 2nd grade!)
- How she chose Bologna, specifically 🧐 [3:54]
- All her classes were in Italian
- Scholarships and grants @ IU 💸 [5:45]
- “They’re giving money away!”
- A day in the life in Bologna 👩🏫 [7:41]
- Seeing the rest of Italy, like a true Italian + Spain and Austria 🧳 [11:30]
- Getting caught in a protest 👊 [12:09]
- Learning how to make pasta from the masters of pasta making 🍝 [16:30]
- Coming out ‘professionally proficient’ 🗣 [19:39]
- How studying abroad made Sarah more comfortable 😇 [21:04]
- Why Sarah decided to go to Indiana University 🎓 [25:46]
- Duolingo, Memrise, and Cram 📱
