Why Staying Agile Abroad Matters - Lifestyle Design Tips
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- What to expect when moving abroad? The Exodus Collective's Zoe Smith explains why staying agile abroad is the best strategy for relocation success.
When deciding to move abroad, lifestyle design can open up a whole wealth of options but the reality is then even the best-made plans may go awry.
So what happens if/when the reality of your new life abroad doesn't fit the schedule you'd made in your excel spreadsheet? Watch this video to understand why staying agile and open to a plan A/B/C might be the key to embracing the ups and downs of your life overseas.
Get personalised guidance on establishing yourself on the island, access to local experts, plus a supportive community of like-minded individuals who are also in the process of making their move to Grenada a reality.
Join us today and get hands-on support to guide you through the challenges and opportunities of moving to Grenada, and can create the life you've always wanted!
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"We get attached to what success will look like." That's so real and I'm still figuring that out. I have a background in Film and thought I'd work in Hollywood forever. But then the opportunity to live abroad with my family came up so I left. Still doing Film but it's making videos with the fam right now. I've had to adjust to how daunting it can all be, living in East Africa, but so long as I got my people with me and I stay flexible, I feel like I'll be okay. It's been a good ride so far and I'm excited about what 2023 has in store. And we had our own challenges too, so you're 💯 right, your move doesn't have to be perfect. Thanks for the video! (Josiah)
Wow, your story sounds very inspiring! I'll check out your channel - maybe we can do an interview?
Your sensitivity to the world is your biggest strength! Keep being you.
Always informative - lovely back drop as well 💕✨
Ooops, lol. This video wasn't actually supposed to go out. Oh well 😆
Thank you so much for sharing this. You are such an inspiration.
Aww thanks for your kind words Krystal 🙏🏾
Thank you so much Zoe for your openess and advice! I can so relate with plan B, C etc but also one has to be open minded and accept changes to sometimes adjust the initial plan. Relocating to a new country is a new adventure in itself!!
Thanks Cynthia, I'm glad you found it useful!
Thanks for your video always informative and realistic. I moved back to 🇬🇩 in 2020 with my daughter as a single parent and so happy I that I did do this move it really was the best choice for us.
I would just like to say to any one thinking of moving abroad don't overthink it go for it , don't tell many people of your plans they may sway you not to do it, of course have
some kind of idea how you are going to survive financially, don't compare living in Grenada 🇬🇩 to the western world otherwise you will be annoyed upset angry often.
People do not rush in the Caribbean so having patience whilst waiting for services plumber,gardener,builders, conducting business etc,learning to have patience is a must.
Go with the flow move around the island to familiarize yourself with the island and it's people most of all enjoy your move and don't listen to negative comments or have negative energy around you. Wishing you all the success in your new move and adventure.
Hey Vanessa, always a pleasure to connect with other single parents who've made moves!
Grenada has definitely been a game changer for us too...
Couldn't agree with you more about making sure not to tell too many people about your relocation plans. Naysayers can be very draining and sometimes they'll continue with their negativity long after you've upped sticks and moved 😆
Staying focused on your goals and finding ways to get the support you need is essential.
Fingers crossed I bump into you and your daughter in Grenada soon 🤞🏾
Yes it would be great to meet you in person maybe you can do a meet and greet one day.
@@vanessaswann244 hopefully something much more fun than a meet and greet 😁. How old is your daughter? Maybe we could have a families beach hangout one weekend
@@ExodusCollective she is 16 now last year at school
@@ExodusCollective My daughter has also started a small business almost a year ago. She orders goods from abroad for a fee clears. The goods and delivers the item. Please message me if you would like to order anything. I also have a small business I make Jamaican patties.
Thanks for your candor, and encouragement. Will be there soon! I have been visiting Grenada, Guyana, T&T and a lot of other islands around and surrounding, from 1973 to now. Lots of adjustments, and more to come, since then! My allegiance to Grenada is strong. There will be lots of adjustments and patience to learn.
Thanks Wendy. I shot this back in August and had been putting off publishing it. It went out by accident today lol. Glad you found it useful - guess I'll leave it up here then 🤷🏾♀️
It's right on time!
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Great advice, always have a plan b 😉😉 love you're background
Lol, the background is a work in progress 😁
The gun crime is increasing rapidly in Grenada , yesterday someone got shoot , I have also noticed the increase in the dancehall music culture , just check the Grenadian dancehall artist. Like G Ras. Singing about mur@er is very worrying , any increase in a tiny country has a huge effect , government needs to take action now
Yes, if wealth inequality continues to widen and youth feel there's no legitimate livelihood then crime and violence will rise. Everyone has a part to play in addressing this, not just the government in my opinion.
@@ExodusCollective Yes true , but the government should be making opportunities for the youths , what has happened to agriculture? It was prosperous in Times of MBishop . All they ever seem to worry is tourism nothing else :so yes government has a big part to play
Yes I am aware of the shootings as I watch the news and look at social media. Dancehall has always been played in Grenada it's nothing new. There's plenty people can do for themselves without always depending on the government. Anyway is this channel starting to become political now Zoe?
@@vanessaswann244 it is important for people who are thinking to live in Greneda to know the issues facing , sorry if you do t line the truth but is quickly becoming a security issue whether you like it or not
@@vanessaswann244 not on my end. There's nothing in the videos that mentions politics.
If folks want to discuss politics in the comments, I won't censor them but it's not an aspect of life in Grenada that interests me much 🙂
Very beautiful lady thank you for all you do. Your videos are great!