In our conversation, we explore the power of self-improvement over self-proving, the value of staying open to new opportunities, and the importance of prioritizing self-care on our personal journeys

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We talked about his experiences growing in India, travelling to other continents, learning languages of the regions of countries he is in and how he builds home together with his wife.

Manish fascinates me with his mindfulness, how he explores the world, how he invests in his skills, knowledge and relationships, to build a happy life.

Tips from Manish:

• Be open minded
• Be respectful for people around you
• Follow the rules
• Travel with arms wide open, willing to accept whatever comes his way, making the experiences and learning from them.
• If possible, before moving, explore the country as a tourist and then make a decision to relocate

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http://www.linkedin.com/in/mkumar11

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In addition to her professional commitments, she has been involved in several startup initiatives. While balancing these endeavors with family life has been a learning curve, it has also been incredibly rewarding. At present, her primary focus is on personal development and leveraging her knowledge to serve her company as a senior educator.

Beyond her professional life, she has recently taken up playing the cello and tennis over the past two years. Although she is still a beginner, she is passionate and dedicated to improving in both areas.

Most importantly, she is a loving mother of two wonderful children. She cherishes every moment watching them grow and learn, and she strives to be the best mother she can be while balancing her professional and personal pursuits.At her home Jordanian, USA, Italian and Swiss cultures mix together. 

Tips from Kay:

• Consider studying as part of integration in a new country. Doing a degree or studying helps you to meet people in different settings.
• Find home inside you and connect to the things that makes you happy.
  Every place is different and no place needs the same tools and things you have from before. Thus your moving plan should be very minimal and flexible. Do not hold too tight on previous places and do not try to compare them.
• Make keeping relationship a priority

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/kay-zoubi/

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• Stay authentic and show your willingness to integrate
• Do not necessary stay in your expat community, get to know local people and their culture
• If you experience tragedies in your life, seek for help, better sooner than later

📎 Connect to Kathrin:
www.kathrin-benkenstein.com/
http://www.linkedin.com/in/kathrin-benkenstein/ 
https://www.instagram.com/trauer_kultur/

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👉 Tips from Nermin that can help you along the way:

• Respecting time in Europe, where work and meetings are typically not scheduled super late.
• Discover the joys of life beyond late-night events, such as immersing oneself in nature or embarking on train adventures to neighbouring countries.
• Come to terms with the transient nature of relationships, understanding that while some may depart, the journey continues with new experiences and connections.
• Apply agility practises at life, as you might apply them at work

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/nermin-elsayed-lesage/

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 👉 Tips from Aurelija that can help you along the way:

•  Be adaptable and embrace the local culture and customs. Instead of focusing on complaints, strive to make the best out of your situation. Seek opportunities for personal growth and development that can enrich your future journeys.    
• Explore activities that truly resonate with your interests and passions. 
• When relocating to Arab countries, approach your experience with humility. Understand that in certain regions, you may not always be at the top or the best in every situation. Embrace the opportunity to learn from the local community and adapt to their unique practices.
• Building connections and networking is essential for success in a new environment. Simply sending out resumes and hoping for the best is not enough. Take the initiative to be proactive, engage with individuals, and actively seek opportunities to connect with potential employers.
  
  

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 https://www.linkedin.com/in/aurelija-augulyte-lapieniene-cfa-cmt-8910054 /
https://yalabucha.ae/

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 👉 Tips from Lisa that can help you along the way:

• Just do it. If it is what you are already thinking about it - just try it.
• Remember to see the positive side.
  
  

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-schnurpfeil-aa976a204/
https://www.instagram.com/L_Schnurpfeil

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 🎁 I wish each of you wonderful times with families at home, no matter in which way you define family and what you call home at any given moment. Let all your plans leave your busy mind; let all the unfinished thoughts give space for peace and enjoy the moment.  🎁 

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It is a very powerfully charged talk, with lived experiences and a big gratitude to the country at which we both are guests.

 👉 Tips from Georgia that can help you along the way:

• If money is your motivation, do not come to Switzerland. It wont work here so straight forward, it is not a cheap country to stay in. Even more, people will feel it, sense that you are not going to stay and avoid building strong relationships with you. 
• Keep in mind the schedule and the habits of local people. As a newcomer you might need to adjust at the beginning a bit more. If you want to integrate, it is you who needs to take an extra mile.
• Identify what is an offering package you are bringing with you into a new country and to the people you are about to meet.
• Be open, be transparent, be honest.
• Life without appreciation is a sad life. We need to find happiness in the smallest things.

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Michelle's story unfolds from her childhood in Brazil, where she always felt a sense of displacement. It was through her travels in Europe that she discovered a place where she truly belonged.

 👉 Tip from Michelle that can help you along the way:

• It is okei to be scared while moving. Every change takes an effort, your mind and your body will resist the change
• If your heart says to you that it belongs somewhere else, listen to it and try to find that place.
• Don’t rely on your friends and family to create a space where you belong. They will be following their dreams, and you should be following yours.
• Be patient with the distant friendships, even if it takes a while to learn how to make them work
• Talk about dark moments and cherish them

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/michellemcaobianco /
https://www.instagram.com/darthmichelleis

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 👉 Tip from Alex that can help you along the way:

• Be yourself and do something that is important for you, what makes an impact. This way you could meet like minded people

  📎 Reach out to Alex:
https://www.moonchy.com/ /
Instagram /
alexplaza@moonchy.com

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Anisa, who introduces herself as Iranian-Italian, is a coach and meditation teacher. She has published meditation cards that you can find on her website. She also organizes meditative intuitive painting seminars and is working on publishing her book!

We talked about creativity, physical and inner movements through different countries, the power of changing perspective from victim to hero of our own lives, and many more insightful topics. One of the special topics Anisa reflected on is grieving the country we leave and how to live with it.

 👉 Valuable tips from Anisa that can help you along the way:

•  Keep a positive mindset with you. Try to see everyone as a person and trust you will attract good people in your life
• Stop expecting people to be exactly like you. If we let go such expectations, we reduce the chance of suffering
• Learn the language of a new country, so that you could speak to people in their language
• Trust that there are good and kind people everywhere 
• If you were forced to leave your country - try to find inspiration why you are on this journey and what you are looking for.

  📎 Reach out to Anisa:
www.treeoflifeguru.com /
LinkedIn /
Instagram /
infoanisa@treeoflifeguru.com

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• Firstly, it's important to be true to yourself and stay true to your beliefs and values. However, it's also crucial to be diplomatic and cautious in your interactions with others.
• Building relationships with people from different backgrounds is also important, especially those with whom you naturally connect.
• It's best to avoid burning bridges or having big fights, as the world is smaller than we think, and we never know when we might cross paths with someone again.
• Creating connections and contacts before arriving in a new country can be incredibly helpful, as the "6 degrees of separation" rule often applies.
• Remember to be brave, curious, and open to creating your own support group, and be aware that you and your friends may change over time.

📎 Reach out to Maja:
https://sharingtribe.tech /
www.linkedin.com/in/maja-schreiner/
https://www.instagram.com/sharingtribe/
maja.schreiner@gmail.com

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• Choose secure data connection instead of open free wifi’s
• Double question yourself before clicking on anything
• Start travelling first, then emigrate if you feel like to. Find your place that suits you. Know why you want to go there and what your goal is.

 📎 Reach out to Ieva:
 https://www.linkedin.com/in/ievasalnaite

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Hanna lives a life with an open heart. She proactively approaches people to build connections. For example, on her first day of arrival she was already planning to meet a person she had met on the plane. Also, started to learn basic German phrases on her 2nd day in Zurich. As a traveler Hanna preferred to visit small and sometimes illegal places to experience local culture.

👉Main tips from Hanna:

• Read about the country before you arrive there
• See the do’s and don'ts. Respect them. There might be not everything you could agree with, but it is not your country
• Try to learn the language
• Have both local and expat friends
• Find an activity to engage in. Make a routine to go out.
• Do not stick to what you know, as that leads to disconnect you from the country

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/hanna-meigag-2664661b/ /
https://www.instagram.com/hanna_meigag/

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👉Main tips from Sherry:

• Be brave one second longer
• Do not make conclusions about a person from one-time interactions; especially if the first impression is judgmental. Know a person first. 
• Do not have too high expectations for people. Everyone might be busy with their lives. Instead, try to look at what you could give to them first.
• Use a “I am new here” card and continue asking questions to learn and know more about the country you are in
• Enjoy what you have instead of chasing what you want
• Respect people and try to understand then more,  do not draw conclusions from the first meeting.

📎 Reach out to Sherry:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sherry-jiahang-zou /
https://instagram.com/sh.erri9859?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

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👉Main tips from Jess:

• Make sure your phone is charged.
• Do not get drunk with people you do not know.
• If you are an introvert, plan a bit in advance and make sure you have a place to recharge.
• Practise intentional travelling, learning- what you want to learn about you and your life.
  
   

📎 Reach out to Jess:
info@traveltransformationcoach.com /
https://www.instagram.com/traveltransformationcoach/ /
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicagracecoleman/ / 
https://traveltransformationcoach.com/ /
https://www.tiktok.com/@traveltransformation

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My guest today is Barbara Favre (Basia).
Basia is a traveller who likes people and discoveries. She has lived in Switzerland since 2009.

She has a background in customer service and operations, and holds a Master degree in tourism management. Be it in business or private life, fostering positive relationships is her passion and strength. She is a strong believer in equality, diversity, and the magic power of kindness. 

👉3 main tips from Basia:

• Stay open minded
• Be respectful
• Network

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/barbara-basia-favre-778a5828/

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My guest today is Pia Wiedermayer - my dear friend, colleague and a Quality Assurance Specialist at heart. 

Her passion for software quality brought her from Vienna, Austria to Zurich, Switzerland in 2013. Her passion for cheese, chocolate and her Swiss husband made her stay. 

👉Few take aways from a talk with Pia:

• No matter how long you stay in the country, be respectful, show interest in the culture, in the people. If you stay longer, try at least to understand the language. 
• Be patient with yourself - give time to settle and find out how things work out in a new country.
• If you have missed Austrian food, you have missed Austria.
• Even if things do not work out well, we still learn from them.

📎 Reach out to Pia:
https://www.piawiedermayer.com/ /
https://www.linkedin.com/in/piawiedermayer/ /
https://twitter.com/qualitypassion /
https://www.greatestquality.ch/ /
pia.wiedermayer@gmail.com

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Today I have a warm and gentle talk with Natalie Bertsch - a global nomad at heart. She left her footprints on three continents. Went to live in Asia, integrated herself in foreign and large cities like Shanghai, and then came back to Switzerland. She lives in Bern with her family. 

Natalie works as Program Manager at Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs. Additionally, she is a co-leader of Lean In Network Switzerland. Lean In events was indeed where I met Natalie, and we stayed in touch afterwards.

Natalie also published a book call the global nomad club. I would like to share a quote, which might be familiar to many expat souls:
👉 Holding you. Just before long enough - a plane always meant to leave. Running back to you. How could you let me go? Will I still kiss you next year in the spring? Dreams of feeling whole in tiny time bubbles. A collection of happy squares. Scattered across my world. 

👉Great quotes from a talk with Natalie:

• Be yourself and be authentic. Do not force things
• Even if you stay as you are, there is always a place to take another step to get closer to others
• Observe where you are for the long time and accept the culture. Accept people as they are without expectations them to change 

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalie-bertsch-7939a48b/
natalie.bertsch@gmail.com 

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He insisted on being sent abroad for his working assignment, till he got a project in Germany. And then the fun and challenges started, as he was faced with a culture quite different than his own. 

We're all strangers in our own way. Strangeness is actually a default, and while travelling we expose ourselves to that strangeness. I admit I was reflecting on this idea  a lot. It is so often we oversee the gap to be closed between being strangers and being accepted. It takes work and time…

👉Tips from Mohamed:

• Be yourself and be authentic. Do not force things
• Even if you stay as you are, there is always a place to take another step to get closer to others
• Observe where you are for the long time and accept the culture. Accept people as they are without expectations them to change 

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https://www.instagram.com/mohamedheshamamin /
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamin /
mhesham.amin@gmail.com 

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Christina has lived in Switzerland for almost 14 years and worked at UBS and Rothschild Bank before switching to a fintech startup four years ago. She completed her MBA when pregnant with her daughter and is now mom to three kids under 7. She, her husband and her kids live with their cat in Olten. 

As a creative outlet, Christina just launched a blog with everyday tips and ideas for moms. She loves to read, do puzzles and cook food from around the world.

👉Takeaways from Christina

• Home is where small routines and attachments are established, be it a coffee stand or vegetable seller.
• Getting back to things we did as children, be it books, puzzle or other games, help us to get grounded and create a world for ourselves.
• Sometimes life brings us the point to learn to take care of ourselves.  As a result, new doors for a slower-paced and rewarding life are opened. The world will be there for us after we are back from our little break, and we all need that break.
• If you are on expat journey, take gratitude and humour sense.
  
  

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https://www.headofmomperations.com /
https://www.linkedin.com/in/christina-smith-lutz-1257bb84/
 

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Daniela is a very mindful person, knowing herself and her personality. That helps her to analyze the world around her and make the necessary decisions to move forward. She has shared useful tips, on how to create life and maintain valuable relationships while being an expat  

We have talked about a temporary mindset. By seeing experiences as temporary, we are able to enjoy the positives of the situation and blend out the negatives.

👉Tips from Daniela,  if you struggle to make friends abroad:

• Don’t have a fixed idea about what your friends will look like (e.g. your friends might end up being much older than you are)!
• Don’t sell yourself short so that you don’t get burned!
• Maybe you don’t need a close friend at every stage of your life. This mindset might help you lift the pressure!

📎 Reach out to Daniela:
www.styleidentity.ch /
info@styleidentity.ch /
www.linkedin.com/in/danielaivanovova /
www.instagram.com/daniela.ivanovova/

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Ausra has always challenged herself with unknown situations and learning new things. In our talk, Ausra shares stories from her recipes and a drill to create a new home in a new place

👉Tips from Ausra:

• Find a nice apartment and a district, where you could see and meet people
• Start doing sports
• Connect with the neighbours
• Use various platforms to find interesting events

📎 Reach out to Ausra:
https://www.instagram.com/ausravit/?hl=en /
https://www.linkedin.com/in/vitkute//
https://www.facebook.com/ausra.vit

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In our talk, we reflected on her journey from Belarus to Switzerland. It is a beautiful story that shows us, that the universe waits for us to understand, what we really want. And then only we see our dreams come true. 

👉Tips from Iryna:

• In our lives, it is quite often that other people help us to succeed. So this is why we need to stay positive and open to social interactions. 
• If you are moving - do not be afraid. In most cases, it will be the best that happened to you in your life.
• Alone everything is very difficult. And with friends, everything is easier.

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• While visiting or moving to a new country, try to learn the language, even a few words. People appreciate your effort and it makes things much easier
• Do not choose only the international community meetings, as they might not always help you to feel the society you are in.  Reach out to locals
• Join an association that reflects your interests

📎 Reach out to Georgina:
frau.sylvester@gmail.com

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In this very gentle and sincere talk, we talk about how to be a community builder from a need and end up doing it also for work. Monica also shared about her resistance journey, continuing to build her life path despite various challenges.

📎 Reach out to Monica:
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/monica-moldovan /
https://www.instagram.com/monicamoldovancommunities/

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In 2007, after the near-death delivery of her first child, Dorota completely changed her career from one in the corporate world to coaching and counselling. The main focus of Dorota’s work is to help women and men across the globe to find their meaningful career path and transition to it. 

Originally from Poland, Dorota moved to the Netherlands in 2004, and later on, she lived twice in Sao Paulo, Brazil and twice in Mexico City. 

In 2019, she published her first book "Career Jump! How to Successfully Change Your Professional Path”.

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https://www.facebook.com/dosocoaching /
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dklopsowinska/
https://www.instagram.com/dosocoaching/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN2lgVI-8xlAOrfvqe90vrA / 
https://twitter.com/DoSoCoach

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Ana Carolina Brönnimann was born and raised in the Northeast of Brazil. She has always been interested in human rights, people and communication topics, and ended up studying law. At the age of 22, she was already a lawyer, with aspirations to work at the Brazilian Prosecution Office. At 24, she did so. At the same time, she worked for the local committee of the Football World Cup 2014 in Brazil, where she met her future husband. Four years later, she would be travelling with a one-way ticket to Switzerland. 

The other compartments that compound the Carol are to be a passionate volunteer for different causes, from TEDxZurich to ACNUR; extra of the opera of Zurich; long hiking enthusiast (in 2016, she did the St. James way (Camino de Santiago), walked 820 km in 30 days and wrote a book about it. More recently, she hiked the 130 km trail (n. 84) around the Lake of Zurich with @walkathon.ch with the goal to raise funds against hunger in Brazil).

📎 Reach out to Carol:
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/anacarolina-broennimann/
https://www.instagram.com/anacarolinaamancio/

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Aleksandra (Ola)Potrykus-Majewska comes from Poland and she is an expat from 12 years old.  During her lifetime the shy girl found her way to grow into a courageous and society changing woman. She is a mom and a wife, a dog owner and an entrepreneur. She is co-founder of WeWent.com and Shake Up The Workplace.

Tips from Ola:
👉 Find a group or organisation that you could belong to

👉 Use the advantages of the virtual world and find your community even before landing at a new place. 

👉 Cultural values might affect us in a negative way, even if they were meant to protect us. Closed societies value privacy, modesty and security more than outspokenness, bravery and ambitions. It is a growth journey for each of us to find our voice and courage.

👉 Moving between countries is a way to figure out who we really are. Dare to explore something that you might not find if you stay in your comfort zone

📎 Reach out to Ola:
ola@wewent.com/
https://shakeuptheworkplace.com /
https://wewent.com /
https://www.linkedin.com/in/apotrykus /
https://www.instagram.com/shakeuptheworkplace / https://www.instagram.com/wewentglobal /
https://www.instagram.com/ola_p 

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🌍Journey: United Kingdom -> Belgium, Australia -> Switzerland

This talk will be a bit unusual, and I hope you will welcome more variety as well. My guests were already coming from different age groups, countries, family statuses, education and work areas. Today I am also adding the gender diversity aspects, which could open an additional angle to understand the complexity of how we, expats, start a new life in a new country. 

The adventure for Nicholas started when you arrive in Switzerland on the 1st of May, in the middle of street protests. And despite this first scaring impression, he stayed here for almost 7 years. Listen to our talk to hear more! 

Tips from Nicholas:

• There are no friends out there. There are only strangers, and you have to go out, put yourself into uncomfortable positions and make an effort to be a friend.
• Be aware that we all want to build a friendship to last. Locals as well.
• Be sure about the reason you are leaving your country of residence. Analyse carefully, if moving will solve those problems.  Some challenges stay, whenever country you are in.

📎 Contact Nicholas:  nicholas.stephanou@gmail.com /  https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholas-stephanou-30a59514 

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Some of her experience is what many expats go through. Listen and hear, how it ended.

📎 Reach out to Valentina:
valentina@cococonsulting.ch / www.cococonsulting.ch / https://www.linkedin.com/in/cocovalentina/
https://www.instagram.com/coco_consulting /  

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If you want unbelievable data -  then get ready: Jacqui visited 67 countries, and lived in 9 of them! Thou her experiences is not enough to cover in one talk, we have tried to bring you the best moments and stories!

Jacqui is a mega-events professional of 25 years and a global nomad. She has followed the Olympic Games and other events around the world from her start at Sydney 2000 and most recently prepared COVID readiness exercises for Tokyo 2020. She founded Breathe last year when she lost her contract work as a result of the pandemic. She is now a Certified Coach and Mindfulness Teacher whose passion is wellness coaching and training.

Tips from Jacqui to those, who have landed in a new country:

• Find your group, especially a sport or active movement one
• Show respect and try to understand and learn their language
• Connect to other expats and build new relationships
• Provide for accommodation to others or search for accommodation where you could meet new people

I also could not stress more the importance of the following quote by Jacqui -  Try to lean in the discomfort and trust the journey, that it becomes harder before it gets better.

📎 Connect to Jacqui Edmiston: 

jacqui@elevateperformance.ch  / www.elevateperformance.ch  / www.linkedin.com/in/jacquiedmiston 

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Passionate about people, travelling and health & wellness, she is driven by a genuine desire to support others in transforming their challenges into opportunities, while taking care of their well-being

Advice from Amelie: Know who you are and be proud of who you are, as all expat experiences shape you. Enjoy it all the way, and when you come back look at it as your learning journey.
 
📎 Amélie Papin contacts: 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ameliepapin/ and https://www.instagram.com/ameliepapin_healthcoach/

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This is a story about being an expat in Switzerland for 9 years, which lead to a lot of hardship - leaving the cult which Cathlene was born into, leaving a marriage due to domestic violence, letting how of what was needed to let go and turning the healing into beautiful initiatives to help others.

Since then, she reconstructed her life to creating something much more healthy and beautiful, while offering skills to different NGOs, including helping refugees, as well as helping women enter the tech sector. We talk about combatting isolation and finding belonging, the value of communication and language, and being yourself.

Cathlene Bell is a content creator and facilitator for multiple nonprofit organizations, with degrees in Communications and Global Peace & Justice Studies. 

She is a survivor of high-control groups and of domestic violence and loves using creativity to support both herself and others in transitioning from surviving to joyful thriving. 

She is also the host of the podcast "Create Imperfect Anyway".

She lives in the French-speaking region of Switzerland with her two incredible children. 

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Contact Cathlene at cathlenebell19@gmail.com / https://www.instagram.com/cathlene_sublimates  and  https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathlene-bell-createtoconnect/

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• Read a lot about the country you are thinking to emigrate, and the cultural differences
• Research the prices for everything 
• Learn the local language If that’s the case
• Start networking before even moving

Irina's tips for those, who just have landed in a new country

• Volunteer!
• Be tolerant
• Consider the local rules and respect people’s privacy
• Network and build your network with the likeminded people
• Try to manage your finances smart from day one, it will count a lot

📎  Get in touch with Irina:   www.linkedin.com/in/irina-marjina/
📎  Get in touch with me:
https://evelinarimkute.ch  /
https://www.linkedin.com/in/evelina-rimkute

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In this episode I talk with Anna Stand o - a multi-passionate, diversity and inclusion expert, creator of My Gratitude Challenge, owner of BabyMiles, Relations Manager at Advance, Board Member at Capacity, Lean In Switzerland Network Leader.

Anna lived and worked in South America, Asia and Europe. As a self-made achiever, she is still grateful for people she met on her way and external circumstances, which lifted her up to the next challenges in life.  In this talk, she shares how each country widened her world and how different cultures welcome immigrants differently.

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Webpages: www.mygratitudechallenge.org /  www.babymiles.ch
LinkedIn:   https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-stando/
Instagram: @catching.everyday / @babymiles.ch / @my.gratitude.challenge

📎 Get in touch with me:
https://evelinarimkute.ch  /
https://www.linkedin.com/in/evelina-rimkute

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🌍Journey: Columbia - United Kingdom, Switzerland, France, Spain, Colombia, Mexico and the USA.

In 2014, she founded a boutique recruitment firm, Becruit Ltd.  Researching the answers to work well being related issues led Betty to wellbeing science, where she found solutions that resonated with her own professional experiences. 

Building on her academic background, Betty has immersed herself in the science of positive psychology and happiness at work. and become a certified CHO: Chief Happiness Officer. 

Although Betty lives between London and Zurich, she remains committed to her home country of Colombia. She is passionate about participating in various initiatives, like fundraising projects for educational programs called.

📎 You can connect with Betty on Linkedin: uk.linkedin.com/in/bettyencinales/ 

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I am proud to share with you the story of Katja Rieger. She left her footprints in multiple countries and three continents. Katja is Leadership Consultant, Board member, Speaker. 

In this episode we talk about her gentle approach to adapting to different cultures, dealing with stereotypes, the joy and challenges of being a mom, patience, curiosity and appreciation.  

📎 You could find more about Katja  on or contact her via linked in https://www.linkedin.com/in/katjarieger 

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I am proud to share with you the first talk with my podcast guest Iwona Fluda. She left her footprints in multiple countries and two continents, 
Iwona is a founder of the Ministry of Creativity LLC, a Swiss-based enterprise that works on a more creative world through creative (business) solutions. Her secret for integrated life is being open, being mindful and being grateful.

In this episode, we cover 11 years of expat story, opening pages of university, hard summer labour in greenhouses, corporate experience, historical heritage reflection and founding new initiatives.

📎  You could found more about Iwona  via  various social media channels:
Webpages https://creativeswitzerland.com/ and  https://organiccosmetics.ch/
Social media: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fluda/ 
https://www.instagram.com/creativeswitzerland
https://www.instagram.com/organiccosmetics.ch/ 

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