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Favorite Food: Japanese, Thai, many things Caribbean. I'm being brief.
Favorite Hobbies: travel everywhere. A dance class, time with friends, a bit of shopping, then quiet time with a fab book. I'm weaning myself off KDramas!
Favorite Travel Hack: plan three days of sightseeing but the remaining days are all about winging it- that's when the fun begins. Take a mimi First Aid kit, tea bags, and always a paid of low heals and a fab outfit. Take your own food and snacks on flight.
Fun Fact: I'm smack-in-the-middle introverted/extroverted. I wanted to study anthropology & psychology before law. What happened?!
My Expat Story: We moved to the US for adventure and sun. Key words: fun, trials, unexpected events, unexpected triumphs. 'Oh Oh! I did question our decision at one point. Lived in The Grenadines, France, England, USA ... We're popping back to England ...we'll see how we settle in.
Find my story on Instagram.
Mission:
Provide a supportive platform that not only informs but also inspire international relocation.
Share Your Story if you believe in the power of community and shared experiences.
1 It's necessary to have something worthwhile to do. Don't just do something for the sake of it.
2 International relocation means uprooting your identity and successes attached to it. That can impact your mental health.
3 It's easier for students to make connections, and if you come with a job, you'll have colleagues. As an adult [outside of this], connecting is harder.
Episodes 5 & 6, Love & Culture.
A chat with Cristiane Dias, Creative Director of Raruti Design, about repotting 20+ years of success and accomplishments from Brazil to the US.
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