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  • - Expat Stories from Kazakhstan
     
    £12.49

  • - Engage, Adapt and Thrive Across Cultures
    by Linda A. Janssen
    £15.49

  • - An Anthology of Writing That Will Make You See the Funny Side of Living Abroad: By Expatriate Authors Everywhere
     
    £12.49

    Everyone knows that laughter is the best medicine, but Forced to Fly is more than a collection of funny stories about the seeing the funny side of the day to day blunders we all make. It is packed with stories that resonate with anyone who has lived abroad Its opening chapters, written by experts, counsellors and real-life expats who have struggled with culture shock, will provide support and advice to guide you through any dark patches.When the first edition came out I had no idea that it would find its way into corporate goodie bags for relocating employees, nor that people would call me up, saying, "Help, my daughter-in-law has just moved to Dubai and is not doing so well. Can you send her a book, please?"In this second edition, we have added a chapter on emotional resilience in addition to more than 20 new stories for you to enjoy from new writers such as Jack Scott, whose memoir, Perking the Pansies, has been shortlisted for the Polaris prize and the hilarious Debbie Fletcher, author of Bitten by Spain. Blogger contributors AdventuresInExpatland, DisparateHuisvrouw, WordGeyser and IWasAnExpatWife make this a thoroughly modern version of an old favourite."A must-have book for expats everywhere. A unique mix of practical advice and funny stories that everyone will relate to."Toni Summers-Hargis, author of Rules, Britannia and blogger at Expat Mum - http://expatmum.blogspot.com'I would love to have had it with me when I left home ten years ago for the first time."Laura J Stephens, author of An Inconvenient Posting, an expat wife's memoir of lost identity -www.laurajstephens.com"Delightfully relevant. A cleverly crafted collection of expatriate stories and advice, including the good, the bad and the hilarious side of international living. Perfect for global nomads looking to feel connected through shared experiences."Alison Cavatore, Founder, CEO and Editor-in-Chief, Global Living Magazine - www.globallivingmagazine.com

  • - An Expat Wife's Memoir of Lost Identity
    by Laura J. Stephens
    £11.49

    British psychotherapist, Laura J Stephens, already had the living abroad tee-shirt, and believed that another intercontinental move, this time to a country where they spoke the same language, would be child's play. How wrong she was! This always candid and often humorous memoir demonstrates that things don't always go as expected - particularly with three kids in tow and an oft-absent husband. Setting up home in Houston placed Stephens in the eye of hurricane Ike, a frisky piano teacher and a crushing loss of identity as she came to terms with losing her hard won career. Unafraid to share the truth of the ensuing depression and her recovery, her story will offer expatriates and those who have suffered similar episodes hope and inspiration. Set against a dramatic Houston backdrop, readers will find a host of good ideas that foster resilience.

  • by Jo Parfitt
    £6.99

  • by Helen West
    £10.49

    Warning! Secrets of a Financial Adviser - Your Money, Your Life could change your life, making you happier, wealthier and confident that you have made the right choices.

  • - Practical Tools for Designing Your Meaningful Future
    by Nell Smith
    £15.49

  • - Peers, Parents and Professionals Offer Support, Advice and Solutions in Response to Expat Life Challenges as Shared by Expat Teens
    by Lisa Pittman
    £15.49

  • by Jo Parfitt
    £12.49

  • by David J. Scarlett
    £17.49

    Aged 28, David Scarlett was alone, broke and homeless.Yet, thanks to chance introductions to mentors and new friends... he turned his life around, repaid over £100,000 of debt, and became a respected Financial Adviser and Business Coach.Today, David inspires others to become 'Soul Millionaires' through his programmes, books, products and consultancy.This book is a fictional account of the rags-to-riches story - riches that are not confined to money alone, and that can only be defined as 'True Wealth'.Packed with easy to follow steps, principles and models - the story delivers countless insights and epiphanies that you can apply in your own life.So, immerse yourself in the journey. Enjoy the story of Jonathan Broom, and learn how you too can change your life - inside out - in just one year!Discover from Jonathan¿ Why The 10 Soul Millionaire Laws inevitably lead to True Wealth¿ Why your knowledge and experience is already worth a fortune¿ How to multiply your income, more easily than you thought possible¿ The five rules essential to significant marketing and publishing success¿ How to enjoy success, fulfillment... and make a difference in this world"When Dave Scarlett speaks, I listen. When he writes, I read.He has written a modern-day parable that I wish I had read 20 years ago,"Chris Barrow, www.CoachBarrow.com"The Soul Millionaire is a straightforward and easy-to-read guide on how to free yourself from the misery of debt and enjoy life. Highly recommended,"Mike Southern, The Beermat Entrepreneur"This book convincingly confirms that the road to financial freedom must start in the heart, mind and spirit - not the wallet. A useful, and all-encompassing, guide to the vital knowledge, the patience, persistence and maturity, needed to secure total riches. I urge you to buy this book today,"Gill Fielding, The Wealth Company and one of Channel 4's Secret Millionaires

  • - Practical Storytelling Techniques That Will Strengthen the Global Family
    by Julia Simens
    £20.99

    The only thing you can be sure you can move around the world is your child's ability to increase his or her interpersonal skills. In today's global world, each of us is searching for effective tools that can help our children to thrive. Emotional Resilience for the Expat Child provides a step-by-step guide that is designed to increase a child's emotional vocabulary and emotional intelligence. Doing this will enable your child to achieve his or her fullest potential. The bond between an adult and child is key to the psychological health of the child. For the expatriate child, this bond is more vital than ever. This workbook has been created for you to use together and will provide the perfect place to connect for you and your family. With easily understood and practical steps any parent can apply, you can start to create and enjoy your family's 'emotion stories'. This book will help you to develop the mutually respectful and loving relationships with your kids that you've always wanted. Working on these 'emotion stories', all children can develop a strong sense of personal narrative; they will find their own 'voice' and in so doing will grow into confident, happy teenagers. When a child feels happy and confident, he will be more likely to construct and communicate his emotions. The richer his vocabulary is in emotions, the more competent and powerful he will be in reflecting on his behavior and how his actions and interactions are intertwined. Well-written in an engaging, conversational tone, this book is sensible, straightforward and based on the experiences of expat families. It will give your child what he or she needs to understand and express today in order to grow into a caring, emotional intelligent adult tomorrow.

  • by Christopher O'Shaughnessy
    £14.49

  • - A Global Nomad's Journey from Hurt to Healing
    by Ruth Ellen Van Reken
    £13.49

  • - A Practical Guide to Creating Meaningful Work... Anywhere
    by Jo Parfitt & Colleen Reichrath-Smith
    £19.49

    Do you want to find a career that is:a) based on what you love to do more than anything;b) created from your strongest skills and best assets;c) will let you work anywhere;d) can be sustained and developed even if you move again?then you need A Career in Your Suitcase.In this fully revised and updated 4th edition, A Career in Your Suitcase enters its 15th year of inspiring, motivating and supporting men and women who want to love what they do for a living.Now packed with over 20 exercises that combine to create your unique Career Passport, the new edition covers everything you need from finding your passion, to developing a brand, networking on and offline and marketing. This time, career consultant, Colleen Reichrath-Smith, joins serial expat entrepreneur, Jo Parfitt, in the latest and most comprehensive incarnation of this best selling book. "A 'how to' manual for the career oriented person wanting to thrive wherever he or she may be living in the world, No one knows how to do that better than Jo Parfitt. If you buy only one book this year, this is it." Yvonne McNulty, PhD, author of Managing Expatriates: A Return on Investment Approach "Not only is this is the bible for global nomads looking to establish their careers abroad, but it is so rich and informative it is also a must-have for those looking to start their next career adventure - wherever that may be." Donnalee Bell, Senior Consultant, The Canadian Career Development Foundation, www.ccdf.ca "Identifying passions and values is as critical to professional success abroad as it is on home turf. This step-by-step approach will guide the reader through the challenging process of maintaining a professional identity based on skill set, not physical location. " Alison Cavatore, Founder, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Global Living Magazine.www.GlobalLivingMagazine.com

  • by Rebecca Weinstein
    £13.99

  • by Joanna Elizabeth Parfitt
    £12.49

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