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In the meantime, feel free read my latest articles.

  • If you're an humanitarian wondering how to bounce back after being laid off? I'll explain how this layoff affected you in particular, and the steps you can take to bounce back.

    Humanitarians: How to bounce back after being laid off?

  • As an expatriate spouse, it's very difficult to daring take time for yourself, and even more if you are not working!

    Expat Spouse: 3 keys to daring take time for yourself!

  • As a a humanitarian, what if your desire for a professional change was hiding something else? What if were looking at it the wrong way?

    Humanitarians: What if your desire for a professional change was hiding something else?

  • When your status as an an expat spouse impacts your self-confidence and prevents you from finding your rightful place.

    When your status as an expatriate spouse impacts your self-confidence and prevents you from finding your rightful place

  • Have you updated your GPS to make the most out of your professional transition as an expatriate spouse or humanitarian?

    Have you updated your GPS to make the most out of your professional transition as an expatriate spouse or humanitarian?

  • What is the myth of the expatraite woman and the midlife crises?

    The myth of expatriate woman and midlife crisis

  • What if potential employers aren't interested in my atypical background as an expatriate spouse or humanitarian ?

    What if potential employers aren’t interested in my atypical background as an expatriate, humanitarian or expat spouse?

  • How to dare make a professional transition as expat spouse or humanitarian over 40 or 50 years old!

    Dare to make a professional transition as an expatriate spouse or a humanitarian over 40 or 50!

  • My story as an expatriate expatriate and humanitarian woman for over 28 years tells you about how navigating life and career transitions.

    My story as an expatriate and humanitarian woman

  • Humanitarians and Expat Parents: taking care of yourself is an act of generosity!