Bilingual vs. Bicultural for Expats - Is Going Native needed for Local Acceptance?

When living in as an Expat in Asia, is it necessary to 'Go Native' in order to get accepted and not be treated like an 'alien'? In this episode of Wag the Dragon, I'm joined by Picnicly Co-Founder Luke Cassady-Dorian who has found an amazing niche in Thailand where he is now part of the local Thai cultural landscape, with his 'Picnicly' YouTube channel being one of the most popular channels in the country - currently having over 630,000 subscribers. We discuss the difference between being Bilingual vs. being Bicultural, as we ponder the question - Is it necessary to fully 'Go Native' to be accepted by locals? Here is Luke's Hit Youtube Channel Picnicly:    / picnicly   Read More Wag the Dragon Articles at: http://stujay.com #Bilingualism #Culture #Thailand Before you go any further, if you liked this content please reach over quickly and click 'subscribe' and 'like' - that will help me keep being able to develop great content for you. You can access all of my training modules at https://www.jcademy.com - create an account and get access to swathes of content. You can read my blog at http://stujay.com Cracking Thai Fundamentals Book: Installing a Thai Operating System for your Mind You can order my book for delivery within Thailand here: https://www.jcademy.com/pages/crackin... Or outside of Thailand on Amazon Or outside of Thailand on Amazon https://amzn.to/2WloN33