Yeah, let's hear your story.

I'd love to share a little bit about my story.

Um, I'm a...

So we started talking, I think, uh, with the connection of our, you know, expat lives, um, and also because I'm in the space of serving expat women.

I'm a coach for expat women.

And, uh, you know, I really came to that because I was born an expat.

My parents were diplomats, both of them.

When you said you went to 12 different schools across all those countries, what were the countries? And also, were those schools the local schools? Did your parents put you in an international school or a mix of both? Can you talk about that?

And

the best metaphor I have for what it means in my eyes to become an expat is you rebuild your home.

Of course, you find a new place to live.

I'm not talking about the physical place where you live.

I'm talking about rebuilding the home, emotional and everything included, that your family will now have.

And the first step of building a home, of course, like any home, is building the foundation.

It's because if you don't have that foundation or if it crumbles, the rest of the structure crumbles.

So why don't we prioritize that?