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Lots of people have asked me what exactly I do as a coach. The best answer is, a coach is someone who helps you to figure out exactly where you want to be or go, what’s holding you back and then helps you get there, one step at a time. You might be thinking ‘Well [...]

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I have to be honest and say that I haven’t actually read  Christina Henry De Tessan’s book yet, but it is on my to ‘do list’.  I love the idea of reading about other women whose experiences are different to mine, yet their emotions are so similar. The perspectives in this book come from rich [...]

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So I have just spent the last 18 hours of today working and am now about to catch a plane back to Houston. I knew I wouldn’t have time to do this post properly so I had planned this book report well in advance. Here is a blatant cut and paste from Amazon….. argh….. but [...]

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Do you ever wonder whether you left your identity at some previous location? I look back on the days when I managed some 40 people at a College of Education in Western Australia before I started moving and I think, ‘Who was that woman and where is she now?’ A Portable Identity (by Bryson and [...]

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At the risk of repeating myself, I wanted to recommend another book that had a positive effect on me with regard to relationships in the 90s. Maintaining a marriage in the style to which you would like it to remain accustomed, is at best a part-time job.  The reality is few of us had any real [...]

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Robin Pascoe is one of my favorite writers when it comes to expat life. She doesn’t pull any punches and says it just like it is. I have been lucky to meet her a few times and she is a tough woman who has a heart of gold. A Moveable Marriage touches on what can [...]

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Remember books?

If you are anything like me, you now spend a couple of hours on the internet every day and maybe 20 minutes or so reading a book. It used to be the other way around. The thing is, the internet often overwhelms me and I come away from it feeling less than relaxed.  A book [...]

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