Personal Life
Let’s talk about you! Anything related to you: how you’re feeling,
what you are doing, and not doing.
What makes you vibe today?
What makes you grumpy today?
Why now and not earlier?
Why do you feel this way now and not 3 months ago?Will this feeling last for ever?
What are the things you are proud of?
What are the things on your bucket list?
Is there something you feel is missing and you can’t put your finger on it?
I really want to hear your story.
Family
Let’s talk about your family. The one you have with your husband, the one you have back home. May be
the one you want to see grow and that you imagine in the future: but how, when this life is so
complicated.
Is your family bringing you happiness or do you feel sometimes it’s an accumulation of frustrations?
Are you generally happy with the relationship you have with your teenagers?
What is going on with him, he used to be such a nice little boy!!
Are you overwhelmed by trying to find the right doctor who speaks your language?
Do you struggle finding the specialist that will address your issues?
What about your relationship with your hubby?
Has a gap opened up between you?
Do you feel you are “losing” him because your conversations are no longer on the same level?
What is it with your parents making you feel guilty for living so far away?
Social Life
Let’s talk about social life!
What is it to be social?
What is it to have friends?
What is a friend?
Why is it so important to be social when being an expat?
Being social means you enjoy being with people. And being with people is
how one makes friends. But why is it so important to make friends when
living abroad?
Because one of the most common challenges an expat will have to face is
loneliness. There is no rule, no country, no stage in your life to predict that
one day you might feel lonely. It just happens. Even if you are great at
socialising. Meeting people is the most important survival tool that you
should keep practicing when in transition, despite your mood, your desire
to connect. There are many ways to be social, there are many ways to fight
loneliness.
Is your family bringing you happiness or do you feel sometimes it’s an accumulation of frustrations?
Are you generally happy with the relationship you have with your teenagers?
What is going on with him, he used to be such a nice little boy!!
Are you overwhelmed by trying to find the right doctor who speaks your language?
Do you struggle finding the specialist that will address your issues?
What about your relationship with your hubby?
Has a gap opened up between you?
Do you feel you are “losing” him because your conversations are no longer on the same level?
What is it with your parents making you feel guilty for living so far away?
Work
Let’s talk about work! Once upon a time, you had a career…
And now you wonder what your options are.
Have you thought of getting involved in an association?
Having doubts on what it could bring you, and how you could
use this experience in the future?
Have you thought of going back to university?
You may be had a dream once to become a lawyer, or a coach,
and now is may be the time to learn to make this dream
comes true. Let’s talk about your options, your desires…