In this post I discuss the main reason why your living abroad experience doesn't compare to other people that you know personally or follow on social media. I also share how you can use this fact to improve your life abroad.
In this post I briefly discuss the five most common difficulties of living abroad and share with you the one thing that has helped me manage the ups and downs of living abroad.
If you're not feeling at home in a foreign country after a considerable amount of time, there's probably a reason for it. Here are five to help you figure out what's missing.
You know you're deep in expat burnout when all you can see is everything that's negative about your life abroad. You needn't get stuck in this mindset, so here's what you can do overcome it.
Want to be better prepared to avoid the most common mistakes people make when living in another country? These are the six most common mistakes I've observed people to make during my 12 years as an expat.
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