IDENTITY CRISIS

Description

The Journey of Rebuilding Self-Worth and Belonging in a New World
By Ujunwa Udeani

From Me to You:

When I wrote this book, I wasn’t just writing about immigration—I was writing about identity, adaptation, and survival.

Identity Crisis tells the real stories of immigrants who, like me, left everything behind only to discover that the hardest journey wasn’t getting here—it was figuring out how to be here without losing ourselves.

This book explores the deep internal questions we face when our status, our confidence, and even our cultural identity feel like they’ve been stripped away. It’s for the woman who used to feel important, the man who was once respected, the parent trying to find purpose in a new land, and every person who feels like they’re starting over.

 What You’ll Find Inside:

• Stories from Nigerians, Indians, Mexicans, and others navigating new worlds
• Honest reflections on status loss, pride, and painful humility
• Psychological effects of identity shifts in a new culture
• Lessons on self-worth, resilience, and cultural adaptation
• Why support networks, community, and personal healing are non-negotiables

 This book is for you if:

• You’ve ever asked, “Who am I… now?”
• You’re adapting to a new culture and feel invisible or uncertain
• You’re holding on to your past identity while trying to create a new future
• You want to build self-esteem without letting go of where you come from