You will learn:

• how Barbora started her expat journey,
• what was her Biggest challenge when she moved to Italy,
• how to Stop feeling lonely when living abroad,
• is "la dolce vita" a real thing,
• what are the reasons to join the upcoming "Language and Mental Wellbeing" conference organized by Barbora and her two colleagues (Irene Malentacchi and Gloria Spagnoli),
• and much more.

Listen to the episode and share with us what were/is your biggest challenge while living abroad or how to deal with loneliness. Share in the comments.

Watch the video of the interview here.

Learn more about the "Language and Mental Wellbeing Conference" here.

About Barbora

Barbora is an expat coach focusing on Expat Women Living In Italy.  Originally from Slovakia, she has lived, worked, and studied in Switzerland, the UK, and Italy for a decade. With her coaching services and publications on her website turnitalian.com, she aims to empower and support women living in Italy. She helps women to not get trapped in the "La dolce vita'' bubble, but instead live their lives independently, and to the fullest while enjoying Italy.

As an expat, she understands that expatriation can be a blessing or a disaster. It is her goal to turn expatriation into an eye-opening and empowering experience.

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We're speaking about How To Thrive In Tokyo. If you're planning a move to Tokyo or you've just moved or want to learn more about Japan, this episode is for you.

You'll discover:

• how Katheryn grew up between two cultures the US and Japan,
• what to know about the country before your move and have a smooth transition,
• the main intercultural differences between Western countries and Japan,
• how to build effective and meaningful relationships or build a rapport with Japanese people (within a work/business and everyday life environment),
• simple ways to overcome a cultural shock when moving to Tokyo,
• the main opportunities to develop a career,
• and much more.

Watch the video interview here.

About our guest:

Katheryn Gronauer is an executive trainer and coach who helps global professionals live, work and thrive in Japan. She's worked with a wide variety of companies from multinational corporations such as Toyota to startups, and private clients from executives to spouses to students. Her company has been featured in Women's Health, HuffPost, MindBodygreen, and numerous publications. For more information about Katheryn, visit www.thrivetokyo.com

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