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Best and Worst of Expat Living for Singles | LAYC79
In this episode; Part Three of the three part interview series with longtime, Canadian Expat in the Middle East, we talk more about the highs and lows of this exciting lifestyle choice.While loneliness is a common challenge for expatriates, Amanda shares her personal strategizes and ways to overcome it, and create fulfilling and enriching life in a new country.To combat loneliness as an expatriate, it's important to take proactive steps, such as:Engage in Activities: Participate in social activities, clubs, and events to meet new people and build connections.Language Learning: Learning the local language can help break down barriers and enable better communication.Reach Out to Fellow Expats: Connecting with other expatriates who understand the challenges of living abroad can provide a support network.Cultural Integration: Make an effort to understand and embrace the local culture, which can lead to more meaningful interactions with locals.Maintain Connections: Stay in touch with friends and family from your home country through technology and visits.BONUS:Get a free copy of Expat Tips By Amanda Sheldon here.About the Host: Isabel AlexanderYour Next Business Strategist and Transformation Catalyst Dynamic, a self-made entrepreneur who overcame obstacles with an unrelenting positive nature, a farm girl work ethic, and a conscious choice to thrive rather than survive, Isabel Alexander (Banerjee) cultivated an award-winning, $10+ million global chemical business and grew it from dining room table to international boardrooms.Isabel’s strengths include the ability to initiate and nurture strategic relationships, a love of lifelong learning and talents for helping others maximize their potential. An inspiring speaker within both industry and community, she is a driving force behind those with the courage to follow her example of thriving against the odds.With 50+ years of business experience across diverse industries, Isabel is respected as an advisor, a coach, a mentor, and a role model. She believes in sharing collective wisdom and empowering others to economic independence. Founder:Lift As You Climb Movement (www.facebook.com/groups/liftas....youclimbmovement)and Encore Officer, The Encore Catalyst (www.theencorecatalyst.com) – an accelerator for feminine wisdom, influence, and impact.alsoAuthor & Speaker ‘Who Am I Now? – Feminine Wisdom Unmasked Uncensored’ (www.IsabelBanerjee.com)LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/isabelalexanderbanerjee/ Thank You for Listening!It means so much that you listened to this podcast! If you know of anyone else who might find this show valuable or entertaining, please share it on your favorite social media platform.If you have questions about this episode, please send me an email at Hello@TheEnco