If you're an expat wondering when is the right time to go home, here's my ultimate list of signs to look out for so you can make sure that you're making the right decision to move back home.
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.
Expat friends are the easiest to find but they're also the hardest to keep because they tend to move on, leaving you to start over. But it doesn't need to feel like a struggle.
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.
Many of us who move to a foreign country find ourselves starting our social network from scratch. We go out, try to meet new people, arrange social events, and yet... nothing. So let's talk about how to make friends in a new country when you're ready to give up.
If you’re pressed for time or you just need a sounding board to get a fresh perspective on your decision, then the Clarity Intensive Session is perfect for you.
This is an intense and condensed 90-minute session where we focus on unpacking the knot of issues keeping you stuck.
Depending on the circumstances of your situation, it’s not a guarantee that you will know what the right decision is by the end of the session.
However, you absolutely will know what you should be focusing on going forward and what doesn’t deserve your continued attention.
“Thanks again for everything during our session this morning! It really put my mind at ease and gave me a lot of clarity as to what I really want out of my job and my next steps.” – Kelly R.
“I didn’t expect the process alone of explaining my situation to a perfect stranger to be so helpful! A lot of what you said resonated with me. I clearly have a lot to think through before going ahead. At least now I know what to focus on!” – Marie S.