Exlander
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What was it like to meet and greet Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. or shake hands with the Japanese emperor? And why do girls in Japan wear shoes two sizes bigger than their feet? And why is Switzerland a country she will always come back to ev
How does one become affected by the process of expatriation when the decision to migrate is made by the family? And what challenges does it pose for teenagers, respectively? Is going back to your heritage a different experience than any other f
Moving abroad is a challenge in itself, yet giving up your career and leaving your comfort zone may feel even more challenging. Hanka Hurábová did exactly both. And it has not been an easy decision as she admits. Why did she decide to stay at h
Isabelle Litzler is a career coach, solopreneur and a true business woman who knows everything about working with expats. She herself has been living the expat life since her late teenage years and has a good insight in all the Do's and Don'ts
This time a bit different: two ladies from the same region, yet from different countries, sharing their expat experiences from the perspective of a single relocating for a job and a better future to Belgium and Germany. Polyglots, language and
Ania Kolbuszewska is a top-class educational consultant, manager, language teacher, teacher trainer and a mediator who has agreed to share her experience of what it means to be an expat with an expiry date. She relocated from Poland to Switzerl
David Duc is a young entrepreneur and a founder of the company TikTokuj.cz. Although he has spent the majority of his life in Czechia, he would always claim he is Vietnamese first. We talked about what he misses about Vietnam, what some of the
One doesn't have to agree with everything Juraj says to admit that he has some real balls. Leaving everything at the age of 34 to move to a foreign country with no knowledge of French and starting from scratch, that requires some portion of cou
Another interview is a portion of brutal honesty about life in general, particularly then about coping with the midlife corporate crisis, the privilege he experienced as a Brit coming to Prague in the 90s, the challenges of bilingualism and abo
In this interview I was talking to Sebestian who relocated from the Switzerland in Asia to real Switzerland in Zurich. An episode full of brutal honesty, challenging topics and lots of fun, what a ride!
I had the honour to interview Vladimir Dzuro, an investigator, second highest Czech official in the UN, author of the book "The Investigator: Demons of the Balkan War" about his love for New York, roots back in Czechia, the challenges one faces
What was it like to meet and greet Ronald Reagan, why Czechs keep using sauce when speaking in shops and how did the journey of CareerNerds begin? My guest was Tom Kent, Texas expatriate in Prague. What a story!
What is the expat life in Singapore all about and how can a mohawk shape your personal brand?An absolute must listen for anyone who is into online marketing, personal branding, expat life in Asia and lots of epic fun!!! What a start ride in
Have you ever hiked across Madagascar? And what is it like to grow up with three cultures and languages?In this online interview I was talking to Francis Tapon, the author of Hike Your Own Hike and The Hidden Europe. He has walked across Ameri
Have you ever been to Greenland? Or perhaps starred on national TV as a child? In this interview I was talking to Wani who relocated to Switzerland from Malaysia, pursuing a goal of establishing her own business, backed up with a scheduled tra
Why was it close to impossible to leave Czechoslovakia before 1989 and what motivated him to start his own business recently?In this episode I was talking to an Honorary Consul of Czechia in Switzerland, Mr. Václav J. Šulista who not only like
Why did she choose Prague over any other city in Europe?In this online interview I was talking to Jennifer who relocated from Los Angeles to Prague and doesn't seem to be moving anywhere for the moment. She shares her love for the city and the
What is it like to follow your heart all the way Down Under?In this online interview I was talking to a truly international expat Sara who first relocated from Czechia to the UK and then followed her heart all the way to Australia. You absolut
What is it like to relocate to the Middle East for a job?In this very first online interview I was talking to Stefan, an English teacher from Serbia who relocated to the Middle East with his wife. You can also listen to him yelling at other dr
Travelling home in Corona timesDon't lose hope and listen to a few practical tips to overcome the coming weeks full of uncertainty, imposed quarantine rules and partial lockdownsStay tuned, stay healthy, stay safe!
An expat or an immigrant? What are the most common stereotypes you have encountered about your place of origin?Positive, negative, neutral stereotypes Stereotypes-free...until something bad happensWhat you need to know
Home has changed, you have changedLife back home goes on without you About reverse culture shocks...Can locals relate to your experience?Holidays back home: set some rules
Pointless complaints about the weather and how things are run Nobody wants to be around this nagging foreignerDo you have any power whatsoever to change certain things?How much criticism is okay and welcome?
Check out all episodes on Spotify and follow the Exlander podcast on Instagram...Leaving your comfort zone changes youAlways appreciate those little thingsAppreciate what you have learned on the expat path
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