The relationships we form, the friendships we nurture, provide an anchor that helps us feel grounded amidst the shifting tides of change.
Tag: #ExpatsAndMentalHealth
Navigating Grief Abroad: The Expat’s Guide to Coping with Loss
Today I am reflecting on the heartache of losing loved ones while living abroad. The narrative of such loss and of distance magnifying the grief isn’t shared nearly enough. However, it’s an unfortunate reality that many of us, myself included, have had to face.
Our Human Journey: The Search for Love and Meaning
As we continue to dance, life offers us a tapestry of emotions, a blend of fear and desire, light and shadow, woven together in the human experience. At the core of this intricate dance, we find love and meaning.
Building Friendships Abroad: Balancing Warmth and Responsibility
When I moved to the United States several years ago, one of the challenges I encountered was building new and meaningful friendships. Today, I’d like to reflect on this experience. I hope it will resonate with those who are treading a similar path. My reflection will focus on two characteristics of mature friendships: warmth and responsibility.
The Introverted Expat’s Guide to Thriving in Extroverted Societies
Today, I want to share some thoughts on a topic that resonates with many expats: the challenge of introverted individuals in countries where extroversion is the norm.
Embracing the Bigness of Life
“Life is too short to be little.” This statement encapsulates key aspects of my motivation to become an immigrant. In this blog post, I’ll share a few thoughts on how to live a life that is anything but little.
Roque Neto 