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Hi Everyone! Sensational to have you with us. This month we talk to: Raegan Moya-Jones, an Australian expat in the United States, about her million-dollar success story, aden + anais; and Shalini Ganendra, a Sri Lankan-American lawyer-turned-art-entrepreneur, now based in Malaysia.
Thanks for our new articles go to: Marie Brice, for Expats: Think You Don't Need Routines?; Lois Freeke, for Women and Career Sabotage; Maria Foley, for Expat Bloggers Are Going Pro; Shelter Offshore, for How to Avoid Expat Money Worries in 2011; and our Expat Women Girlfriend, for her answer to the confession, Expat Depression.
Exciting news to share: in March/April, we hope to finally launch our new-look website… as well as our very first Expat Women book! Stay tuned.
Have a wonderful February – and please kindly read/share/tweet our features. Thank you!
When Raegan Moya-Jones left Australia for the United States, never did she expect to start a successful global business, which would one day attract celebrity fans. Starting with simple muslin swaddling blankets, she has now grown...
Born in Sri Lanka and educated in the US and the UK, Shalini Ganendra worked as a lawyer for a Wall Street law firm in New York and London, before finding a whole new calling in the art world when she moved to Malaysia...
Ever wondered why so many women seem to miss out on senior promotions and high visibility projects? Why is it that men outnumber women in executive positions by up to 10:1? What can we women do to command the respect...
We all know how important rest and recreation are as expats. Yet we often underestimate The importance of the other two R's: rituals and routines. As an expat, you probably visibly gag at the thought of routines – after all, isn't that why you are where you are and not back at home...
I have lived in three countries and always thought I was well-adapted, however, returning from our recent holiday really threw me into a spin. Since then, I have been riding an emotional rollercoaster: crying all the time; losing my patience...
Years ago, bloggers tended to write only for pleasure. However, the sophistication of many of today's blogs... has meant many bloggers are now trying to generate an income from their blog, to help support and/or reward their online habit…
It is a temporarily insane and somewhat delusional parent who books a holiday, takes their pint sized child on board an aeroplane and thinks that they will actually be able to sit back and enjoy their peanuts...
How To Avoid 7 Expat Money Worries In 2011 Shelter Offshore
Whether you are working abroad, you have retired to the Dordogne or you are traveling around the world and enjoying life as a perpetual traveler or private thinker, here are seven practical steps you can take...
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