About 36,000 feet somewhere over the Atlantic Ocean, my tears began to flow. I wasn’t surprised, in fact, I was expecting them, like an old
I am Sadaf Khalid. I am currently enjoying my life as a home maker, along with globe-trotting, meeting new people and sharing different experiences. I
I am an Australian who has lived in my home country for only one year out of the last 20 years. I didn’t plan this
Whose career – yours, mine or ours? is a fundamental question that every dual career couple needs to answer. Sometimes, this question is only answered
Scott and his spouse, who are Australian, relocated to Bangkok in 2018 with two teenagers. Their son is sixteen and their daughter is thirteen. Prior
Most of us at WBFN have moved at least once. Leaving behind everything familiar and starting over can be a challenge. Once settled and top
Imagine scene one: a 30 something year old woman (Spoiler alert: I am actually lying, I am almost 40 but I don’t want to face
Here are some typical comments I hear from participants during the Career Lab that I run at the WBFN: I loved my job but I
When we moved to DC two years ago, another journey began for me—a personal one. I would like to tell you a story about discoveries
Hely is a WBG spouse with high energy, which she needs because she is a natural and enthusiastic organizer. She approaches life’s challenges by figuring
How do we connect with people in a new country? What are some of the ways that we can make friends and start to build
