EP.1.From Germany To America -"i wouldn't want it any other way

 In our first episode you'll meet Thilo Stompler who moved from Germany to the USA at age 15, and lived the American dream. Through his story you'll discover how your immigration status impacts your business decisions, how you can turn a real life disaster into a triumph, why you too can win against a negative mindset, and the true definition of success. 

#Immigrate #LifeLessons #entrepreneurs #PersonalGrowth #NationalIdentity #Belonging #ImmigrantAmerica #Home #PrisonExperience

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I honestly wasn't expecting to have my heart broken. I wasn't expecting to fall in love with 'Camilla'. I want to have her courage, resilience, and tenacity.    I can't begin to imagine handling this level of .... well, I can't spoil if for you. Don't you think there are some souls you just cannot keep down, no matter what you throw at them? This Camilla ought to have a crown. Get into it - I had to disguise her voice. 

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Helen is a fountain of passion ... if there's such a thing her name would be on it. She had me on the edge of my seat all day. And weeks after. I couldn't resist getting into her purpose, which is to bring financial literacy to everyone who crosses her path. It's noble and it's real. You'll get some brilliant insights into the Chinese culture from her personal perspective/opinion. Prepare to be dazzled. Seriously. 

NB. This podcast is for information only and does not constitute professional advice.

It's never a good idea to underestimate the human spirit. Karen was happily minding her own business, but somebody interfered in her life plan, and her safety, causing unplanned changes. She's got fire in her bones and a heart for early childhood education. It's giving ...indominable spirit, waking up to truth, dealing with unfavorable realities.

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Chat over chicken soup and shawarma wraps with Cris Dias, Creative Director of Raruti Design. We discuss the emotional and practical challenges of moving (for the one you love), transferring 20+ years of success, a good reputation, and a vibrant culture. It's not an easy road.

Part 2 with Cris.

We chat about the 'good stuff': the American dream, establishing a worthwhile life, mental health, more about uprooting your success, and of course ... the issue of connecting as an adult.  More chicken soup please!

🥇Ynhi started life with all the trimmings you could wish for. in Vietnam but changes beyond her control altered all her family could possibly imagine, setting them on a path that might undo many of us (in a terrible way). But what does it take to embrace transformation, resilience, self-discovery, and win? How deep must the human spirit dig to thrive in an environment that says you're, ''hmmmmm!''? 

I love this woman.You will too. 

Let's discuss the taste and sounds of home, moving to a foreign country and WINNING

Everybody needs a champion, that one person who sees your humanity, and possibilities, and encourage you. We tackle other people's opinions, raising a family in a culture that's different to your own, staying true to who you are. Yes, this one is for the experienced expats still struggling with making a mark in their 'home away from home .' house    'Confidence comes when you know what you're doing". 

You will be Inspired.

It's been 30 + years since Suzanne's parents moved the family from Europe to the US. What's kept her here all these years? What kind of life has she built since arriving? Is this place 'home'? And what are the lessons to take away? 
We talk wine country, healthcare, belonging, and her favorite things to do.✨🇬🇧 🇮🇹 🇺🇸 

 Daria 'Dasha' Bashkina- Cochran uprooted her life in Russia and landed in a small town in Texas. In our chat we touch on: where to live as an immigrant, and what she wished she knew before immigrating. We talk of 'fitting in' in Texas, therapy for people who relocate, and growing up in the USSR. Hear what she's learned about the American culture.  

We continue our authentic, vulnerable conversation with Russian-American, Daria 'Dasha' Bashkina-Cochran.

In this episode you'll hear how it feels to be Russian right now, the problem with belonging, and the taste of freedom.

How has your search for 'sense of belonging' impacted your life?

Meet Sophie Davies, Facilitator, Founder, community builder. Her story is a powerful reminder of how relocating can lead to new opportunities, and why it's essential to forge connections in a new culture.

Discover the significance of embracing change while cherishing your roots ... and clubbing in Soho in the 90s.

Share your thoughts and experiences with us. How has relocating internationally impacted your life?

Robynne, an Australian in the U.S.A. is the founder and C.E.O of Turntable, a 501(c) in California focused on vulnerable youths and homelessness/anti-traffickin.

In this conversation  you'll hear Robynne's definition of home, her keys to navigating a new environment, why the power of choice is crucial to every migrant,  what it takes to survive, and understanding trafficking and exploitation.

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