What to do with my after moving abroad?
What to do with my after moving abroad?
Moving abroad is more than adopting to a new culture
Moving abroad entails more than cultural obstacles and language barriers. It also brings change into your life on every dimension. Relationships and marriages do change along the way, friends are missed, professional identity is on stake and most women are struggling finding new fulfillment in their life when the former job can’t be packed in a box and brought along on this adventure of living abroad. This website is here to help, to inspire, to empower, and to show you that the time abroad is a great opportunity for personal development if used right. You will find stories of expats around the world, useful tips & tricks to plan your job hunt, coaching exercises to broaden your mindset, helpful guides to feel at home abroad, and great resources for direct download.
Welcome to sharethelove!
Hi! I am Kate, an intercultural coach / career consultant / Marketing expert, driven by curiosity and the goal to explore the world. I have worked and lived in 5 different countries so far but nothing shaped me like my current Expat Experience.
I am on a mission to help women who moved abroad, repatriated to their home country or re-joined the job market after spending valuable time with their family in finding their professional identity and start to trust in their skills and impact.
How I can help you
Being an Expat Partner myself, I went through the personal journey of moving abroad and inventing myself again and again. Empowering women like me was becoming my core driver for starting this website and becoming a coach. We are all encountering similar obstacles but have different approaches to tackle them. So I created a choice of products & services that fill different needs and challenges. Let’s dive in and for any questions please do not hesitate and send me an email: info@sharethelove.blog
Find your professional identity abroad
This is a comprehensive workbook for direct download from the website. If covers all essential information you need to start a new career abroad. If you are a self-learner this is a great way to start.
Re-define your
purpose & direction
Often moving abroad triggers us to question the goals in life we had so far. Book a 1:1 online coaching session with me and get access to all exercises & coaching material that will guide you along this journey.
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Get access to my 5-Step-Onboarding journey with about mindset, cultural communication, re-branding, career planning & relationship struggles. Chose to either go along on your own or partner with me in 1:1 sessions.
CAREER GUIDE for the Expat Partner
Learn how to Continue your career abroad
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Becoming career smart
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Uphold your employability after a move abroad or a career break and resolve your professional identity dilemma!
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How expat families are coping with the coronavirus
2020 had a rough start in terms of global news. The outbreak of the coronavirus was one of them. The sheer amount of media coverage (on all levels of quality) and the uncertainty that the virus outbreak brought to many lives also affected expat families around the globe but specifically those closer to the area of origin. I was wondering, how expat families are coping with the challenge, how they made their decision on whether to stay or to go “home”, and what they have learned from the current situation.
How to Network After Moving to Chicago (or any city!)
Moving to a new city can definitely be a challenging process, especially if you do not know anyone there. Whether due to a new job, apartment, or relationship, the process of networking with a totally new crowd can be intimidating – even if you’re already outgoing. And that is after you have adjusted to the new location.
Tips On How To Build Your Career As A Writer
Many expats tackle writing in some kind of form throughout their time abroad. Some do journal about their experiences, some start a blog. Others have actually written a book or have contributed in forms of expert interviews. Others are interested in starting a portable career and realized that writing could be one approach. In this guest blog post by Rosetta, I want to introduce you to some of the key mechanisms when starting a career in writing. I hope you find her tips useful to start.
Mastering the international move
Moving overseas is a stressful time, especially when the two Cs (Children & Container) are involved. With our own move shortly ahead, I want to summarize all the tips and tricks I received from other experienced expats and that helped me the last time we have moved countries. This list of tips is tailored to families moving with a container. Often there are professional moving companies involved and while that is a huge help in can also lead to many misunderstandings and hiccups along the way.
Repatriation is a bitch
Repatriation is one of the most underrated and intense phases of the whole process of temporarily living abroad. In this blog post, I want to show why that is, what you can do to prepare, and what you can expect. As always, I have used a mixture of academic papers, articles, and personal stories from within the expat community to create a valuable and comprehensive resource for you.
Life abroad: Perception vs. Reality
The perception of our lives abroad often differs tremendously from reality. While life abroad definitely brings along a lot of joy, happiness, opportunities and exciting experiences, it also comes with a price tag. Like everything in life, there are two sides to a coin.
The idea of us sitting along the pool sipping a margarita might feel far away for you. For your friends and family back home, this might be the picture that they have in their heads.
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