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- Costa Rica for Black Women Expats 🇨🇷 | I'm talking with @theglobalblackgirl about why she moved to Costa Rica and why it's a good choice for African American women. We'll also talk about how leaving the US and living in Costa Rica has been healing for her and her family. And of course we'll ask her "Do they like Black people in Costa Rica?"
@theglobalblackgirl is an expat coach who helps people move to Costa Rica, so join us and bring ALL your questions!
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Just flew home from Costa Rica on Tuesday and it was the best experience of my life. I haven't felt so much peace in years. No exaggeration. Stayed in Mata Palo. The people are welcoming and I never felt like that tension you get as a black person in the US. I will go back asap.
Yes I felt peace as well while traveling to CR the rain forest is everything I was happy to read your post God Bless
Wow
Playa Matapalo for those who want to check it out
What about the single women who are retired?
@@LulaCSmithtHIS! I need to know
The idea of community in another country is beautiful.
I didn't know we had so much love in our sisterhood between us black women. I just love love you my sisters! You are great community leaders. Thank you, Stephanie.
You are so negative. Your comment was very backhanded. Perhaps the problem is you.
@@marriejames01, backhanded? Trust me when I say that I love these women who help us get ou of our comfort zones and leaders to such communities . I had to move a road on my own and had I discovered these women before hand, it would have been easier. Don't attack me, be positive by getting to know me first. I think we should at least give each other the benefit of the doubt first, before we attack one another, don't you?
It is a beautiful thing!😀
So glad you felt it! It's something we are building intentionally
@@chocoflan6672 how sad is that BUT it is true.
Quiet Storm of Harriet Tubman using you & other Expats to show us the railroad home & peace of mind.
I like that…quiet storm of Harriet Tubman!😀
I'm so happy that we are increasing our presence in Costa Rica. My family migrated to CR in the 70's where I grew up (16 yrs) on the black Caribbean side of the county, where blacks ruled in those days, no racism there, and it was a very tight, proud community of educated and entrepreneurial people. Unlike where this sister lives, the “Euro-wannabe” side of the country (no offense intended), the folks where I grew up were extremely warm, friendly and familiar. We were the only "black" expats at the time, but very fortunate to blend in, learning the languages (Spanish and Patua) and growing up with the security of everyone looking out for us and establishing lifelong relationships. I moved back to California in the late 80’s after graduating from University but still consider CR my home. Hope to see you next time I go back to visit!
I’ve been in Puerto Viejo for six months. Loving it. As close to being on a Caribbean island as it gets. So many beautiful spiritual black expat beings here. An oasis in this times
@@sixtyblackmystictraveler So glad you're experiencing this. We were there visiting in August and will probably go back in Dec to look for a piece of property. I'd love to meet up if you're still there!
@@total-body-reset I might just be. Friday I leave for a bit of time in Panama and will return to the area to see where I’m supposed to be next.
@@chocoflan6672 alot of ppl moved to Africa in the past few years and ppl are still on campaigns to move back to Africa...
@@chocoflan6672 Could you provide a list of countries we should move to and provide an analysis of the assets/liabilities of each one? You seem to know so much, surely you want to share your extensive knowledge and help us make informed decisions. Btw, where do you live?
Two beautiful Black conversationalists helping other women save themselves by leaving the U.S. Thanks to Marina and Stephanie Perry for all that you're doing .❤️
At the end of the day we all want to live somewhere that we are respected ..sad that we have to go to other countries to build up black communities .thank you for sharing this content ✌🏽
I always say America is so huge, yet we cannot carve out a place for ourselves. I see Chicago, where all the great music s came from, the motown family,s we should have made a beautiful l home for the black people, because at the end of the day all the countries will still hate us. There is a lot of crime in Costa Rico, this lady does not mention it, she lives in an are euro area so she is not in Limon where the black people who were brought there as slaves from Jamaica live. There is a white blogger who says crime is very bad, but it is not reported because they do not want toscare the tourist. Which is true. I don't see the white Americans with the blacks having a bear in a pub or chatting, so there is still racism
When we flood all these places, there will be resentment. One white blogger says the Costa Ricans don't like the Gringos mea ing the whites because there are loud an obnoxious, now if they don't like the whites who give them jobs why would they care about us. I think they are still treated uch better in America, than any foreign country. Time will tell
Its nice we can have a place we can feel ate home - let them believe it and keep them out that way- wherever they go the try to take over and prces rise - leave them out
Vaya y conozca Costa Rica y después opine , no hable mal del país sin siquiera conocerlo.
I’m on my way out soon! I’m 53 years old, retired and I have a lovely Pension and savings, I’m running to Panama and Costa Rica! I hate being here in the United States and I’m out of here soon! Thank you for this extra push and information!
Can't wait! Congratulations to you!
Cheers 🥂
I have been thinking about this for a while. I no longer feel at home in America my birth country. I have lived in Africa while married and I was still a foreigner. AmeriKKKa is not my spiritual home anymore. Why live where I am marginalized, minimized, disrespected and hated because of the color of my skin..
Look into Africa your dollar goes further and living amongst people that look like you.
@@citizenm9590 Then go to Jamaica 🇯🇲 it's a black country
Glad I found your channel. I am a Black German and while my life has never been threatened, undercover racism is still here and on the rise. I have a few more years until I retire and I definitely don't want to stay in a country that's 90% white. So I will keep on watching your channel, collect data and probably check out some retreats in the future. Thanks for your content ⚘.
Thanks for sharing about Germany always been curious
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You both are such Godsends. I just looked at my Grandmother's passport from Belize and really desire to visit, perhaps move to Central America. I feel like resigning from my current job, where it is flooded with "Karens" and dip right in, Thanks!
@@chocoflan6672 some of us are and it will be increasing steadily as it gets crazy here.
@@chocoflan6672 can you provide a list of places to visit in Africa? Maybe a few place you have been?
I went to Belize and fell in love with the country.
This was great and inspiring! I'm here for all of this! I'm quitting my toxic job and taking a mini sabbatical. Also starting my planning for permanent exodus. In the meantime I think I need a few retreats! ❤️
This discussion spoke to me too.
Agreed. I could use a couple of retreats. Past week during our team meeting, a co-worker wanted to know how to get 90-Day leave approved. Waiting to see what my supervisor follow-up to the question.
Go girl! Wishing you only success from one sister to another 👏🏾
@@wanda9688 nice! That would be awesome. I have a new job in the works until I can get my finances in order to go bye bye long term. I just can't win this current job anymore! I hope you get good news.
Looking forward to seeing you at a retreat!
This was one of THE most interesting, informative and inspiring vidoes that I've seen about moving abroad. Beautiful!
Thank you for this interview! I'm new to Costa Rica and looking to make new connections with other spiritualist black women.
I plan on visiting next year with my daughter 🙏🏽💕
I’m new here too! Would love to connect.
@@san14224 Great! I'm on IG and FB. You can message me there if you like.
@@chocoflan6672 I will live wherever I want to. Not to please a loser troll on YT.
How do you like it so far?
I ❤️ vipassana meditation! I believe that I should be where I am treated best. My mom was born in Brazil and emigrated to NYC. As a gay, Black woman, I am searching for a place that protects the rights of all human beings.
I think Costa Rica has recently made progress in the protection of the rights of LGBTQ people. But they are a conservative people and Catholic, so it might not be the top place on your list.
@@StephaniePerry Have you done a video on human rights in the countries Black women are emigrating to? If not, I think it would be a very important subject.
@@Beijaxol en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Costa_Rica is the info here.
it’s something i would love Stephanie to do a video on LGBTQ expats because it’s something as a queer mom i’m considering as i’m thinking about leaving the US .
Born in Wilmington, DELA. I moved foreign in 2006 also, to never return to America. I am now a dual citizen residing on de lovely Island of Grenada. Keep up de blessed works!
Leaving a hostile environment isn’t selfish, it’s self love. I hope that we use this information to understand that we have choices. I hope that we show our children that they have choices and are responsible for their happiness and survival.
This!
I LITERALLY just arrived in Costa Rica from
Playa del Carmen. I messed up and ended up in San Jose. But I’m trying to get to Manuel Antonio by tomorrow. Can’t wait to see what this pura vida life is all about.
@AmmaB I actually have narrowed my options to Playa or Costa..or both:) May I ask your opinion, feedback or suggestion regarding both please? Thanks
I think you would find the native people on the Caribbean Coast (Limon Providence) very friendly and very Black culturally! They came from Jamaica almost 150 years ago to work on the railroad and remained. The conversation today was awesome! Thank you! 💚🙏🏾
I just left Limon and I loooooooooooooved it! Beautiful people, places and amazing food.
@@micahtravel When are you returning? If things workout for me by the Universe, I am planning to come January 2022! 💚🙏🏾
I have been nervous about going. There are sites saying that it is very dangerous.
Loved limon
Loved limon
it's beautiful to see black people respecting, and caring for one another. good to see two sisters having a conversation without disrespecting, and arguing with one, another, even if it's a disagreement
I expect to retire at 62 and I love Central America. I am so excited to see black women breaking out and traveling around the world. I love you woman.
@@chocoflan6672 I would love to visit a few places in Africa but it doesn’t call my name like Mexico or Central America.
@@chocoflan6672 my dear I love my people and the idea of living among them sounds wonderful but Africa is too far away and there are few places that have the infrastructure I need along with the cost I can afford.
At this point in my life I have to be practical and like I said except to visit I am not interested in living there or
Anywhere in Asia
South America
Europe
Canada
The entire Caribbean
Anywhere in the United States outside Chicago
I am not ruling out Eastern Europe for some reason. I like a lot of their attitudes.
@@chocoflan6672 I am a fully functional adult hunny and I haven’t needed a babysitter since the early 70s.
We don’t all need to think alike and I have enormous pride in my heritage but I am more then my 🧬.
Humans have a history of wanting to move around and that is what I will be doing. Black people are everywhere including all of Latin America. I will never let my color limit me where I want to live. I was born in Jim Crow and we were forced to live in certain areas because of racism. When that changed my folks broke out and I am going even further.
I love my people all over the world and I love different cultures as well. I was brought up with lots of Latinos and if I want to explore an Afro Latino culture to move around in that is exciting to me!
I am not my ancestors. I am their child and they would want me to be happy, care free and at ease.
But you can stay grumpy 😉
The people in Escazu and San Jose are colder. I lived in San Antonio de Belen in Heredia before moving to this area and the people there were much warmer... and browner! lol
I lived in Belen as well. Much more friendly than Escazu and San Jose. Living now in Andalucia, Spain. CR was kinda too Americanised for my taste.
@@valeriebickford3329 how is Andalusia?
@@cshepherd1914-8 Best decision I've ever made. High quality of life, pension stretches really far, embraced by Spanish community, feel very supported, no crime, don't have to look over my shoulder. A great place for retirees who want to stretch their dollars and live well. Thanks for asking. Take care ❤️
@@valeriebickford3329 Thank you so much! Wonderful to hear!
@Valarie Bickford I feel that way about Medellin. I’m moving to Bogota in December.
"...we are our only allies..."so true! This was wonderful interview, love Black women!
Check out Le'mon, the Eastern part of Costa Rica. There are indigenous black folk there.
@@chocoflan6672
Worthless..
Costa Rica has been #1 on my list for 2yr now. This gives me more confidence!
My family is black and they live on the caribean side of Costa Rica which is Limon, Costa Rica, Puerto Vijeo, Costa Rica where there is a Jamaican like culture their because they are descendants of Jamaicans who came to help build the railroad through the Panama Canal zone. My family is there still but my mother and her siblings all moved to the US I really don't know them. Go there you will get great food I was told. Anyway I so want to move to Costa Rica so am working towards it, and get in touch with site the global black girl. Thanks for talking about the internet situation it's very informative.
Stephanie I really love you and your channel. You are just AMAZING at bringing this information to our black and beautiful sisters. You can lead them to the water, but you can’t make them drink it. I have ALWAYS for many year’s agreed with the concept that we have other options other than America. Thank you!
I can tell you that the Americas and her surrounding islands belong to us! We are the aboriginal Indians in all of these places. Most of us are not African y'all. I think that Costa Rica is a wonderful place to consider. I do love that Sistas are uniting for the betterment of all of our people!!! Love you all!!!!
THAT IS THE TRUE - AFRICANS ARE ORGINAL FROM AFRICA - EUROPEANS FROM EUROPE - NORTH/CENTRAL& SOUTH AMERICA IS GOD GIVEN TO BELONG FOREVER TO THE AABORIGINAL INDIANS !!! ENVADED & STOLEN BY EUROPEANS....and I am not prejudice - I just tell the truth - The love of my life is Italian and he taught me AFRO History because we are not really taught that in our homes.
Thank you for this interview. Costa Rica is on my top 3 countries to retire to.
Thanks for watching Kim! I hope it was helpful. 💗
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@@chocoflan6672 Actually, Equador and Panama were the others. However the choices had more to do with proximity to the US, political stability, healthcare and ability to stretch my income. I have also begun to do some research on Rwanda. However, given everything that is going on in the world.. I may wind up staying US based and just travelling outside of the US for extended periods during the winter season. Do you have any suggestions?
I love everything about this interview. Great conversation! Lots of good information about relocating. I’ve already emailed to be placed the retreat waitlist. I’m a water sign too. I knew there was a connection.
My single friend who knows I’ve struggled with dating told me to “Date where the men see you as Beyonce, where you are respected, valued, and cherished.” And you know, I’m starting to apply this thinking toward where I want to live too…
Inspiring, I'm happy that I have found Black women who have already experienced a journey I hope to experience myself. Really eye-opening and informative. Thank you for sharing ladies
@Stepanie Perry, If you want to see people of color in Costa Rica you need to go to the Caribbean side of the country. Puerto Limon was founded by immigrants from Jamaica and other Caribbean Islas that came to build the railroad and the Panama canal they brought their cuisine and culture with them. People are very friendly and speak English as well as Spanish.
@@chocoflan6672 We are not all mix in Latin Contries as far as our race goes. The main mix part is culturaly and speaking a different language.
I will be visiting Costa Rica Jan 24th!! I would love to meet some of the ladies living there!
Some of the BARU rules I presented during the live chat today...
BARU Rules
1- Stephanie is President of our new country.
2- Bugs are banned.
3- You must be lIcensed to make / serve the potato salad in BARU.
4- Serving unseasoned food is a FELONY
5- All legal disputes will be handled by a panel of Aunties... and you better show up dressed right, groomed & lotioned.
6- The official song of BARU is whatever song Big Mama is humming that day.
Licensed to make potato salad😁😂🤣
@@chaumari 😂I'm not willing to risk it. Bad potato salad could ruin the whole cookout.
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Love all of it!!
I say anthem should be Sister Sledge’s ‘We are Family’ along with Big Mama’s songs!!!
Single Black Woman retired in Andalucia, Spain and loving it. Best decision ever. Tried Costa Rica first, found it too American influenced. Imo.
Too American ??? You were in the wrong area. I ❤️❤️❤️CR!!!
What is it like in Spain? Is it affordable for those who make about $30,000a year but not at the age of retirement? What jobs are available? Sorry for so many questions but I’ve always wanted to either live in Costa Rica or Spain but haven’t decided and I still need to visit both. I don’t know Spanish well… very little in fact. I had one Spanish teacher from Mexico who went to CR and she said they are more patient with you when it comes to learning the language what about Spain? Are they the same when it comes to someone learning Spanish?
@@Lordreinerwolf hi there! Southern Spain is one of the most affordable places to live in Europe. I fimd it less expensive than CR. You could live here simply and elegantly like a Queen on that salary. For example, away from the tourist hotpots, café is 1 euro, not the Starbucks 4 euro. Costa Rica is great, but I prefer the embracing quality of the Spanish, especially in smaller towns. Fab apartments here can be rented for 300 - 450. The catch? You will probably have to be a digital nomad coz jobs are scarce and low paying. Each town gives free Spanish lessons all year long.
Language should not be a problem if you're willing to do the work. My experience is that the Spanish people are warm, helpful, embracing and they talk really, really loudly (which I love) They are always happy to see you coming and stop for a chat. Again, I'm referring to non touristy areas. Spain, for me, has the best of both worlds:it's kind of "old world meets modern" Simple living, time with family, work takes a back seat to free time to enjoy life. If this is what you have in mind, then Andalucia is for you. I wish you the very best, my friend. Its a brave, bold decision, but worth a higher quality of life!!!! Suerte. Let me know how you're doing with your journey.
Thank you… looks like I have a lot to think about and save up for. Hopefully I can make the journey.
@@Lordreinerwolfbest wishes
I needed this. My soul is screaming Costa Rica!
Really appreciated the money talk because at the end of the day this matter especially when in the planning stage.
Global Black Girl you are amazing! You are definitely wise beyond your years.🧡🦋🌻
I totally enjoyed this chat! Thank you ladies.
Wow. Great session. Sending this to family and friends.
Thank you so much Nina. 💗 Please do!
I loved the video session. I will be vacationing in Mexico in October, 2021. I am very interested in Costa Rico now.
This was amazing and I watched from beginning to end. It was inspiring, informative, authentic and I know I’m coming to Costa Rica at some point. Omg! Thank you!!! What an amazing community you are creating!! 🥰
I'm from Los Angeles too! Born & Raised. I'm living in the South in the US but want to move somewhere in the Caribbean.
This was amazing, dynamic and inspiring. Thank you!!!
You women are spectacularly courageous and inspiring! Thank you for the amazingly useful stories, perspective, and information.
This has been another rich video! Sorry I couldn't be there live for the whole thing but this has been awesome and will save somebody!😁
Stephanie..Lemme just "thank you" tremendously for you and this channel blesses me tremendously! I reside in DE too btw and your channel juwt "popped up" as confirmation for me to begin preparing for my exodus..Thank you & all of your hosts equally for this venue. Blessings Beyond Measure to you all
I can see how uncomfortable you were when the dog would not stop barking😆 after this video, I saw an ad for Krisp- its a free background noise remover in case you want to look into it 😌 btw i wasn't bothered at all though
🦀🎂🎊♋️ My bday is 7/7! Loved this discussion, we need to build together!
Heyyy!! Have a Happy Birthday Glenda! 🎂💗
Happy birthday, it’s my friends bday too.
Yes my sister bday is 7/7/87
Ghana expat here! Heyy you can get good wifi in Ghana. Mine is great! Lol. But this is a great video!! ❤️
I'm considering Ghana for a sabbatical.
I am SO happy for this interview. My initial foray into relocating to Costa Rica as a retiree IS, in fact, A Spiritual-energetic decision.
Thank you for this work!
Stephanie you did it again. This information in this video is right on time for me. My daughter and I will be starting our journey in Mexico, and we will for sure be traveling to Costa Rica. Guaranteed
Safe travels to you and your daughter 🙏🏽💕
Thank you for such amazing content! Beautiful black women doing great things while supporting black women!!!
Question: Is there a set day and time when you have live interviews?
Subscribe to Stephanie's channel and sign up for notifications. Hit the bell. She usually does live interviews. Saturday mornings.
Hi Stephanie, this is a movement! I’m looking for my place in the sun too. Costa Rica has been on my radar and I will be reaching out! I’ve already sent her an email
Same! So excited.
What made her leave Brazil if she made good friendships with the locals? I love the idea of living in a place like Brazil but I find them distant to outsiders in America. I feel a wall with them and I don't want this to be the case. Thanks for this show. It is the best!
Here in September 2024. Talk about synchronicity. Just was saying to myself that I need to find my tribe acknowledging more and more that, that is probably abroad. Then this video popped up. I’m very spiritual and love nature as well. Heading to Insta after the rest of this video. Oh and I’m a water sign too! 😊
Happy early birthday 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾✨🥳 I didn’t wanna forget to express love and support for the work you do in this space of uplifting voices and affirming one’s own right to change their life!
She is amazing. Wow! I feel so hopeful hearing her talk. Thank you, again.
I have been going back & forth with myself about moving to Costa Rica specifically & I think I’m convinced now!
My tribe right here, 👍🏽 great interview.
I find it so sad that we have to dessert the country our people built for free to find people who “like” us.
What is sad is that your ancestors forcibly built it. The fact that you see it as deserting and not freeing yourself is telling about who you see yourself as. Are you a global citizen or just a Black American designed by the historical contexts of their abusive relationship with the western world? Furthermore, moving abroad is about expansion of not only your experiences but your mind. You learn so much more about yourself, other human beings, nature, love, and life. Never limit yourself based on your birthplace. Well wishes.
@@justinphillip403 I'm assuming Black people who oppose your comment look at it as an obligation to try to fight for what your ancestors were forced to build instead of punking out of the situation.
@@sherrisolomon2843 But the Jews that could escape didn’t fight for Germany, they moved elsewhere and became greater. The Italians and Irish and every other culture left their country to live in what is now the United States. We don’t have to remain and live here as second class citizens.
@@dawnlittle2501 Yeah, if you feel that way you should consider that option if you can afford it yourself as an indivdual or if you have either financial community/cultural connections to get the funds to help whoever wants to leave.
@@justinphillip403 Your reply was a bit aggressive & harsh don’t you think? It’s all sad and for many being American means nothing but leaving the land where our ancestors lived and died is understandably hard. I think that’s something potential immigrants around the world have to process mentally and emotionally. Also for many ADOS/Soula people leaving the US means losing access to majority of our specific people & culture. It’s a process and we really need to be gentle with each other as we process, learn, heal, find new communities, and carry the spirits of our ancestors with us to freedom. Best wishes to all of us!
Yassss❤ Global black girl.. I hope I find my people because my state is a spiritual dessert
So glad I happened upon this video. Priceless in so many ways. I was considering Costa Rica and Panama, and your guest helped me to come closer to a decision. I love the encouragement that we are capable to achieve what we believe. So much info. Absolutely priceless.
This was great to watch. I've always wondered about costa rica
Loved the conversation. So informative and inspiring! Thank you ladies. 😀
How easily can you get your medications and prescriptions? Also, does Amazon ship to Costa rica?
Amazon does not ship to CR
As a black woman I do not feel safe in the United States. In my 20s I have been constantly moving with Mty two children trying to find safe affordable communities. It has been traumatic for both my children and I ,because it made it difficult to build roots. Even now in my 40s and my children are grown it still dose not feel safe. Black women experience, racism AND abuse being a woman. SaFETY is number one for me. I now have to watch my grown daughter go through the same thing . My grown son who can't make friends because the Americsn culture is so competitive. I am seriously looking to leave the U.S for good and tI am sure my children will follow. GET out now if you can because as the United States gets worst countries will be closing there doors .Not to mention how expensive it is getting and many are being priced out of life on purpose.
I am bi-racial German/Afro-American. I have lived and own a beachfront home in Guanacaste, Pacific side, Costa Rica for 13 years. I am also a permanent resident of Costa Rica. I enjoy Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of happiness! Costa Rica provides a healthy environment, clean air, clean water, and healthier foods etc. Costa Rica is also very safe, I am retired military police. Unfortunately, I live in a area where other fellow home owners of means, are not of color. A majority of people of color reside on the Atlantic side of Costa Rica. There is a dark side of Costa Rica no one talks about, racism does exist, even in Costa Rica. Costa Rica recently had a former Black female Vice-President. During her time in office, she received constant hate mail. However, if you are of color, of means, you are in a higher caste system in Costa Rican society! I have lived all over the world, in the military and as a civilian, and made an excellent selection in Costa Rica.
So beautiful. Great looking black sisters.
I might have missed this explanation in your discussion, why did you leave Brazil after five years of creating roots?
Thank you ladies for your information and insight. With each interview I am encouraged to move forward with my dreams outside of the US.
From what I understand watching it back, she moved because of safety issues.
Safety, divorce, black face racism( yes in Brazil) ...it was a very hard decision 😪 but I am glad I did.
@@theglobalblackgirl1835 Thank you for responding sis. Be encouraged!
@@theglobalblackgirl1835 Black face racism: Do you mean you experienced discrimination due to the color of your skin (colorism) or because they wore blackfaces for entertainment?
@@chocoflan6672 that’s not true.
My Spiritual journey with a strong S! Has led me to you ladies! Asé
Thanks for Paying it forward!🙏🏾
Pease speak on medical care, hospitals and if you are retired senior care
wowww i cant believe how much this resonates with me. I've said all of these same things. and im inspired especially since i had to leave originally with my 2 toddlers too.
This is one of the best interviews
Researching my potential Blaxit journey. Getting several signs. Your guest is from my same neighborhood. Listening....
If @theglobalblackgirl is still in Costa Rica I would love to join her community and looking to relocate out of the US with my children .
This is so fascinating and uplifting what's the weather and healthcare like?
Nice, I've thought about moving out of the US for a while now. I appreciate the information.🥰😊
I’m so ready for my sabbatical.
Is there a group chat of black expats in costa rica? I would love to meet up with some of you!
Fantastic! I can't wait to meet some Black women like you two.❤
Our Ancestor's have spoken!!!!!
Coming together on perpose to support is so beautifull
I hope this young lady has an Attorney to conclude her real estate deal at payoff, because in the type of hand to hand transaction she explained, the Seller doesn't always turn over the property at what the buyer believe to be the end. In order to have a good outcome, the buyer have to hussle to get a lump some of money well before the payoff date to use as leverage to get the legal papers in a FORMAL LEGAL process (you cannot let the Seller know that this is your plan until you are ready to present it). The final payoff money must NOT be transferred to the Seller until Closing when you receive the closing papers (Deed/Ownership to the land)!
Such great energy and information. Thank you so much, Peace n Love beautiful sisters!
This video earned my subscription 🙌 👏 THANK YOU for all these gifts I didn't even know that I needed today. Peace and blessings to you both.
This content is essential. Thank you so much for what you do!
I'll be in CR for NY Eve. Would love to connect with you!
Thank you for the information emailed for retreat in Costs Rica😊
This was a great general introduction on Costa Rica. And how to move abroad and create communities.
Look forward to future retreats and following you on Instagram.
I missed the live but so glad I caught the replay. CR wasn’t on my list but it is now, especially her community. What part of CR is she in again?
She's in Escazu, Costa Rica. I want to get there sometime soon myself. 💗
@@StephaniePerry thank you!
@@StephaniePerry I'm Costa Rican and I also wanna move to Escazu lol
Her energy is so beautiful 🥰
Stephanie you are amazing! love your content. Keep it coming!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Hi love all of your videos, etc. I'm interested in 72nd birthday vacation and include my black sister friends. Plus wanna get more of my black sisters travel out of the box. I travel often. My birthday destination is Mexico. It's quick to travel. Costa Rica has been on my list. Any ideas Thanks
Thanks for this interview. I'm hurrying over to her Instagram. I agree with her wholeheartedly about ancestor veneration. I always feel guided and protected and never alone thanks to my ancestors and guides.
I really needed this video thank you both soo much!! Im definitely making the move abroad!
I’m in tears…. I thought I was the only one 😭😭❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽 This is life changing. I’ve subscribed.
Great interview.
Your knowledge of the tenets of Ifa is outstanding!
Vodoun (note the correct spelling) has been so much demonized by those so-called "civilized" colonizers to the extent that some Africans don't believe in their own religions any more. They go and embrace the imported ones.
This is unfortunate.
Hello Stephanie
Thank for having "the global black girl" on your channel I learned a lot from her. I'm considering moving to Costa Rica or another country that is safer for Black women. During your interview your dog Truffles was barking in the background. It was very difficult to hear your guest speak. For future such interviews could you keep your dog from barking and interrupting such an informative session for future reference. I missed out on some interesting information. Thank you for hearing me out.
A fabulous conversation 😉 thank you both 💖 appreciate it 😊