I'm thrilled to announce the publication of my book, "The Empowered Expat Woman - Your A-Z Guide to Thriving Wherever You Are"!

This has been an amazing journey: from coming up with ideas for the book, to the hard work of writing, revising, and editing it. Holding the finished book in my hands was a moment of pure joy, amplified by the positive feedback I've been getting.

And guess what? The book has even become a bestseller on Amazon!

In this episode, I'd love for you to explore what "The Empowered Expat Woman" is all about. You'll find out what's inside and how it can really change your life. I'll also share some behind-the-scenes stories about how the book came to be, giving you a glimpse into the journey from start to finish.

Plus, I'll read some parts of the book that are related to my experience writing it. I hope these bits will not only inspire you, but also motivate you to bring your own heart project to life!

Living abroad exposes us to unique challenges, including loneliness. My guest Phil McAuliffe, a.k.a. The Lonely Diplomat, shares his personal journey of experiencing and admitting loneliness, seeking help, and creating safe spaces for open discussions. In this episode, we explore the normalcy of loneliness, why it's so common among expats, as well as the most proven coping strategies. Phil's mission is to empower individuals to embrace loneliness, listen to its cues, and find the connections they need. You don't want to miss this episode!

PS: The Empowered Expat Woman is going on a little summer hiatus - see you in the fall!

In this episode, we tackle the topic of "Educating Global Citizens" with our guest Brantley Turner. She's the East Asia Education Director for Dwight Schools and has a wealth of experience and a strong passion for bringing innovation to education. Brantley helps us understand what global citizens are and what unique qualities they possess, which are crucial for thriving in our connected world.

We explore important aspects that parents and teachers alike should keep in mind when guiding global citizens and address some misunderstandings. Brantley shares valuable insights into developing traits like understanding different cultures, being empathetic, and adapting to new situations. These qualities are especially important as we navigate the era of artificial intelligence.