On being good enough… The blog
On being… In the Foreign Service
Since moving to the DC area, I've had the opportunity to meet several individuals working in the Foreign Service. This has prompted me to delve into the notable downsides of working in a service that requires overseas assignments and explore some tools for effectively managing these challenges.
On being… A retired expat
In my 12 years of working with the expat community, I've had the privilege of assisting numerous retired expats. In this blog post, I'll delve into some common challenges faced by the retired expat community and explore coping strategies to overcome these obstacles to contentment.
On being… An expat
Moving countries brings a multitude of challenges, new experiences, and a rollercoaster of emotions. From exhilaration and excitement to moments of terror and loneliness, the expat journey encompasses a wide range of feelings…
On being… A good leader
I recently connected with a new client who had relocated and sought leadership coaching. In this post, I’m thrilled to share my approach to coaching both current and future leaders.
On being… A trailing spouse
A recurring client group within my practice has been the spouses who follow their partners from one location to another. In the expat world, this role is so prevalent that it has been coined "trailing spouse.
In this blog I will delve into the six key issues that trailing spouses commonly encounter and offer practical suggestions to overcome these challenges, helping trailing spouses to embrace their current situation with resilience and adaptability.
On being… An International student
Over my years of working with the expat community, I've been privileged to guide numerous international students on their academic journeys abroad.
In this blog, I aim to delve into five prevalent challenges faced by these students and provide coping strategies. The goal is to empower students to navigate these challenges effectively, enabling them to make conscious decisions aligned with their values.