Welcome to Episode 4, Season 3 of Two Fat Expats, where we believe your expat life should be fat. This week Sarah makes an exciting return as an interviewee for our topic New Country, New Career. Kirsty and Sarah caught up while Sarah explained her decision making process and what she loves about her new role. Nikki interviewed Gabrielle, a 20 year expat from the UK and Eva a Dutch expat / repat about their career shifts and changes.
Last week to read Diplomatic Incidents: The Memoirs of an (Un)diplomatic Wife
We’d also love it if you left us a message. Can you see the prompt just to the right of the page? We’d love to hear from you. This week Nicole, an Aussie in Pretoria left us a message and it was a beauty.
Here’s the links to the social media discussed in this episode:
Nikki’s social media
Watching – Reign is a good bodice ripping drama that Nikki is not necessarily watching for the strong female characters.
Podcast – Mia Freedman, No Filter with Amelia Lester, straight after the second US Presidential Debate. Episode Donald Trump, Sex tapes and WTF America
Kirsty’s social media
Talking to Lizzie in the car.
Rome’s v Superstars
Romes (1990) are on the left
Reading – Article Why Women Still Can’t Have it All by Anne-Marie Slaughter
**Don’t forget The Big Fat Expat Meet Up in Singapore on Tuesday October 25th. Tickets are on sale on our Two Fat Expats website in the Events tab.
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2 Comments
Sara Ottoboni
I really agree with you about finding your passion thank to your expats experience. It was the same for me. Thanks to my international journey, I was able to find my passion. It is tough to relocate but you can find your passion and purpose in life because you put yourself out of comfortable zone. Thank you for discussing with amazing topic. I really love listening your podcast…. Continue to do this great job. 🙂
Nikki Moffitt
So glad to hear you found your passion! It’s always amazing when it can come through. Thanks for sharing your success with us. Nikki x