8 Tips for Managing Homesickness While Living Abroad
The Germans have a word for it: Heimweh. It literally means “home pain” – a longing so deep it physically hurts.
Summertime Reading Recommendations
Are you a book lover like myself and count reading as one of your favorite pastimes? Well then, read on for some great summer reading recommendations.
Financial Advice for Expats in Germany
An expert in her field, Kerstin Brunner, is a Financial Advisor who’s focus is to provide the best financial advice to expats in Germany. Her clients are mostly engineers, IT specialists, employees in R&D and self-employed expats.
Best Japanese Restaurants in Munich
You can definitely satisfy that sushi or ramen craving in Munich. Find your fix here at these top Japanese restaurants.
The Best Instagram Accounts to Help You Learn German
Yes, you can definitely learn German words, phrases and idioms with these fun Instagram accounts. All while learning a bit about German culture.
6 Things Expats Should Know Before Working in Germany
Do you want to start working in Germany and would like to know more about the German work culture? A certified career coach joins me to answer some important questions.
Expert Career Coaching Tips – Succeed Abroad as an Expat
Moving abroad does not have to end your professional career. Kate von Knobloch shares valuable career tips for expats so that you can succeed abroad.
Is Nostalgia Holding You Back from Succeeding Abroad?
Can you feel nostalgic and still survive abroad? Here are some expat tips to help you embrace change and lead a more successful life abroad.
Trailing Spouses, Untapped Talent: The Expat Partner Employment Problem
You moved abroad for your partner’s career! And found your own quietly slipping away. You’re not alone. It’s one of the least-discussed costs of expat life — and one of the most common.
Growing Up Bilingual I Thought Learning German Would Be Easier
9 tips that helped me learn German. Accelerate your learning and get from a basic A1 level to C1 with these helpful study tips.
