My journey to expat life can start unexpectedly, and yours could start at any moment, too. For Rachel and her family, it was a single phone call.
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Trailer Living in Ecuador Finding Financial Freedom
Check out Chase’s Journey To Expat Life and how he can easily addord a 10-15 work week with a great qualtiy of life.
Conversations Over Coffee – Erin Colton-Enberg
Erin chats with expats living all over the world–and she does it in the time it takes to drink a cup of coffee.
Conversations Over Coffee: Coffee with Cassandra
Conversations Over Coffee: Coffee with Cassandra
Conversations Over Coffee: Coffee with Megan
Conversations Over Coffee: Coffee with Megan
Conversations Over Coffee: Coffee With Eloide
Conversations Over Coffee: Coffee With Eloide
TCI Alliance members – Roman Vergara
TCI Alliance members – Roman Vergara
TCI Alliance members – Megan Thompson
TCI Alliance members – Megan Thompson
TCI Alliance Member – Tatiana Moreno
TCI Alliance Member – Tatiana Moreno
Comfort Zones, Who Needs ‘Em?
Moving to another country will probably get you out of your comfort zone. And that can be a wonderful thing.
Becoming an Expat: Got Stuff? (Part-2)
One of the biggest challenges in becoming an expat is deciding what to do with all your “stuff.” Working through your emotions is a process.
Becoming an Expat: Got Stuff? (Part-1)
The plan to become an expat may start with the day you decide to reduce your “stuff” and simplify your life. It is the beginning of many more decisions.
Assimilation Curve: The First Six Months as an Expat
As an expat who has arrived at their ultimate destination, it’s going to take a little while to settle in. Here are some things to keep in mind.
A Millennial Expat, One Year Later
Even when you are young, you can still move abroad for a big adventure. Here’s how one Millennial became an expat.
Making the Transition to Retiring in Ecuador
As a retirement location, many expats have chosen Cuenca, Ecuador because it covers all three C’s: climate, cost of living, and culture.
Considering the Tradeoffs in Ecuador
No place is perfect, of course, but the peacefulness of a smaller town can far outweigh the inconveniences for some expats. How about Ecuador?