Every remittance carries more than just dollars; it bears a legacy of duty and identity that can weigh heavily on

those who send. Part of Sending It Home, Briar Wickham's insightful book explores how these financial

transactions transform into emotional burdens, shaping the lives of both sender and recipient.

Sending money to family abroad is not a casual act, a simple transaction, or a mere economic exchange. Instead,

it delves into the nuanced psychological mechanisms that underpin this practice, examining how remittances are

laden with cultural scripts and familial obligations. It unpacks why delays in sending can stem from unresolved

fears and guilt about financial responsibility, illustrating the intricate dynamics of belonging and performance

through personal stories and real-world examples.

Start reading Sending It Home today and discover actionable tools to navigate the emotional currency of

remittances while preserving your own future stability.