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What happens when the web is all bots and AI? 🤖 And more importantly, what happens to your company's online presence when AI search completely takes over? Big questions. So we're bringing in the big gun for the answers. Michael Walrath is the Chairman and CEO Yext Inc, a global leader in brand management and search experience. Michael will dish the essentials on how brands can not just stay relevant in the post-human web, but how they can thrive and get ahead. Don't miss this one. Newsletter: Sign up for our free daily newsletter More on this Episode: Episode Page Join the discussion: Thoughts on this? Join the convo and connect with other AI leaders on LinkedIn. Upcoming Episodes: Check out the upcoming Everyday AI Livestream lineup Website: YourEverydayAI.com Email The Show: info@youreverydayai.com Connect with Jordan on LinkedIn Topics Covered in This Episode: Post-Human Web SEO Strategies Structured Data for AI Discoverability Large Language Models Disrupting Search Answer Engine vs Traditional Search SEO Intent-Based Search and Brand Visibility Memory in AI Answers Engines Explained Granular Content Optimization for AI Blocking AI Crawlers: Brand Strategy Debate AI-Generated Ads Impact on SEM & SEO Authoritative Brand Data for Visibility Timestamps: 00:00 "Brands in the AI Era" 05:42 "Future of Search Engines" 08:19 "Generative AI vs SEO Strategy" 09:37 AI Personalization for Better Answers 12:41 "AI-Friendly Data for Brands" 15:56 "Empowering SEO with Seamless Tools" 20:29 "Future of AI-Powered Advertising" 24:48 "AI Knowledge: Useful but Creepy" 26:08 AI Impact on Ad-Supported Content 29:32 "Reddit Strategy Isn't Necessary" Keywords: Post-human web, brand visibility, generative AI, large language models, answer engines, structured data, organic SEO, search engine optimization, content creation, reputation management, social media management, digital transformation, data distribution, authoritative business data, machine learning, AI-powered search, fragmented discovery, natural language processing, context and memory, answer engine optimization, AI visibility, SEO strategy, Send Everyday AI and Jordan a text message. (We can't reply back unless you leave contact info) Get Started with Airia for Free. Get Started with Airia for Free.…

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A podcast series exploring life as a U.S. Expat in Mexico. Topics include preparing to move to a new country, navigating your new home and finding your passion as a retiree.

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A podcast series exploring life as a U.S. Expat in Mexico. Topics include preparing to move to a new country, navigating your new home and finding your passion as a retiree.

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#Society #Travel #Conversations #Documentaries #Bob Bosse #Expat #Mexico #Purpose In Your Life #International #Retirement

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Finding Purpose in Expat Life and Local Service 44:31

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Send us a text Michele Kinnon shares her inspiring journey of integrating into the Riviera Maya community through active participation in service initiatives. The conversation highlights the importance of getting involved, adapting to a new culture, and how community efforts can create positive change. Websites referred to in the episode: https://playaseasiderotary.org/ https://www.gofundme.com/f/tiny-hearts-big-needs-saving-newborns-in-playa-del-carmen https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18ep9CxPLi/ https://puertoaventurasliving.com/ https://riviera-maya-insider.beehiiv.com/ Personal background and motivations for moving to Mexico • The appeal of Puerto Aventuras as a multicultural hub • Early challenges and adaptation to a new environment • Introduction to community service and the importance of giving back • Key projects under Rotary and local initiatives • Responding to COVID-19 and its impact on local communities • New initiative: Tiny Hearts, Big Needs for neonatal care • Encouragement for expats to engage and make a difference We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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Tacos, Toys and a New Life in Tulum, Mexico 30:56

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Send us a text Have you ever wondered what it would be like to leave a bustling corporate career and find peace in a new land? Meet Erika Weier, an inspiring American expat who traded the hectic life of Chicago's retail management for the tranquil beauty of Tulum, Mexico. In our latest episode, Erika shares her journey of embracing a slower, more meaningful lifestyle, deeply rooted in her Mexican American heritage. She talks about the unexpected joys and challenges of her new life, including her initial plans to open a gym and her eventual evolution into a successful fitness instructor and community organizer. Erika’s passion for fitness isn’t just about exercise; it's about fostering community and encouraging others to live healthier lives. As we discuss her transition from teaching aqua fitness classes to organizing transformative community events, Erika offers insights into the tools that have empowered her journey. From fitness apps to wearable technology, she shares practical advice for anyone looking to make positive lifestyle changes—no matter where they reside. Listen in as she emphasizes the importance of movement and the small steps that can lead to big changes. The power of community shines through as Erika details her involvement in establishing a food bank and organizing Tacos and Toys, initiatives that have touched many lives. With gratitude to Erika and our co-host Sherry Bosse, we reflect on the connections and shared stories that enrich the expat experience. This episode is a testament to the idea that home is not just a place; it's a collection of memories and relationships that span the globe. Join us as we explore these global connections and the heartwarming stories that remind us of the power of community building. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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Facing Tragedy Away from Home 4:42

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Send us a text What happens when the unthinkable occurs, and you're far from home? Imagine being in a foreign country and losing your spouse or partner unexpectedly. In this episode, we sit down with a compassionate representative from the Playa del Carmen consulate, who walks us through the labyrinth of steps that follow such a devastating event. From navigating local laws and contacting the next of kin to selecting a funeral home and deciding between repatriation, burial, or cremation—every aspect is covered with sensitivity and expertise. Preparation is key to easing this heavy burden. Our guest emphasizes the necessity of having candid conversations with your spouse about final wishes and ensuring wills and emergency contacts are up-to-date and accessible. Whether it's understanding the legal obligations surrounding autopsies in Mexico or learning the most cost-effective ways to repatriate remains, this episode provides indispensable guidance. Join us for a heartfelt discussion that aims to offer both practical advice and emotional support during one of life's most challenging times. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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How to Vote in the U.S from Abroad 2:59

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Send us a text Ever wondered how American expats and immigrants can successfully vote from abroad? This episode's guest—an experienced expat voter—takes us through the essential steps and resources available, like the Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP). Learn how to navigate the labyrinth of state-specific rules for absentee voting, and get insider tips on ensuring your ballot makes it back to the U.S. on time. From emailing your vote (where allowed) to using consular services for mailing, our guest's firsthand stories illuminate the process and provide practical advice. Discover the logistical journey your ballot undertakes—from diplomatic pouches to consular mailrooms—and understand why planning ahead is crucial. The episode also explores alternative methods like FedEx for those last-minute submissions. Whether you've been abroad for a year or a decade, this episode is packed with actionable insights to ensure your voice is heard in American elections, no matter where you are in the world. Tune in to stay connected to your civic duty, even from thousands of miles away. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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What if I Lose My Passport Abroad? 4:34

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Send us a text What would you do if you lost your passport in a foreign country? Today's episode is geared towards U.S. citizens and residents who might find themselves without their essential travel documents while in Mexico. From the intricacies of replacing a passport if you're a resident, to the steps needed to obtain an emergency passport for urgent travel, we've got you covered. We break down the process of making appointments at consulates, the expected timelines, and also shed light on some insider tips to make the experience as smooth as possible. Whether you're a long-term resident or a tourist facing a sudden loss, this episode is filled with practical advice you won't want to miss. For those in immediate need of travel without a passport, we discuss alternative solutions such as the Joint Security Program and the Regional Carrier Liaison Group. These programs, set up between airlines and Customs and Border Protection, allow U.S. citizens to board flights back home even without their passports. Learn how to leverage these programs, what documents you'll need, and how to coordinate with airlines and CBP effectively. With stories and insights that emphasize the importance of being prepared, this episode provides all the essential information to handle any travel document mishap with confidence. Don't let a lost passport ruin your plans—tune in and arm yourself with the knowledge you need to stay on track. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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Answers from a U.S. Consular Agent in Mexico 53:11

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Send us a text Ever wondered what it takes to assist American expats and travelers in a foreign land? Today, we offer you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at US consular services through the eyes of Heather Andersen Cayer, a dedicated US consular agent based in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Heather shares her journey from working in tourism and bartending to becoming a pivotal figure in consular services since 2016. Her stories reveal the often overlooked yet critical role these agencies play, from issuing emergency passports to providing support during crises, showcasing the immense relief they bring to US citizens abroad. Our discussion takes you through the nuanced distinctions between US consulates and consular agencies in Mexico. We break down how consulates, operating under the embassy’s umbrella, handle a broad range of services, including visas, while consular agencies focus on emergency and routine services. Discover the specific roles of consulates and agencies in Quintana Roo, Yucatan, and Campeche, and gain insights into the challenges posed by the visa application backlog post-pandemic. Plus, we offer essential travel tips, emphasizing the importance of adhering to local regulations, carrying proper identification, and the need for travel medical insurance. Finally, we cover practical advice on navigating the Mexican healthcare system and planning for unexpected events abroad, including obtaining a US death certificate and dealing with legal matters. Heather's personal anecdotes provide a realistic glimpse into the expat experience, from initial excitement to a balanced view of life in a new country. As we wrap up our first season, we reflect on the idea that home is defined by the memories we create and encourage you to explore the world for personal growth. Join us and learn how proactive planning and understanding consular services can make your international adventures smoother and more enjoyable. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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Navigating Mexican Residency with Adriana Vela 38:20

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Send us a text Have you ever wondered what it really takes to secure residency in Mexico? Join us for an exclusive interview with Adriana Vela, an experienced immigration specialist based in Playa del Carmen, who shares her invaluable insights into the residency process. From her personal journey moving from Argentina to Mexico to the nuances of temporary and permanent residency options, Adriana breaks down the essential steps you need to take, including why it's crucial to begin your application from your home country. Learn about the special COVID-era program designed for those with expired tourist visas and discover the differences between residency and citizenship. Tired of navigating confusing paperwork and long consulate lines? We cover the challenges you might face and why seeking professional assistance can make a world of difference. Adriana offers practical tips for dealing with varying requirements across different immigration offices, emphasizing the importance of patience, especially when language barriers come into play. Understand how property ownership can impact your residency application and get clarity on the benefits of temporary versus permanent residency. Plus, we dive into how residency status affects your ability to spend time outside of Mexico and the practicalities of maintaining your residency cards. Gain a new perspective on managing your finances in Mexico with the advantages of opening a Mexican bank account. We discuss the convenience and discounts available to residents and touch on valuable government benefits, such as the INAPAM card. Adriana also sheds light on the recent changes in renewal procedures for residents and shares tips for planning your residency journey. Finally, get a taste of local culture with an introduction to the informal Mexican Spanish term "güey" and its everyday use. This episode is packed with actionable advice and personal stories that will leave you well-prepared for your own residency adventure in Mexico. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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Natalie and the Art of Expat Living 39:40

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Send us a text Imagine stumbling upon a new life in the sun-drenched Riviera Maya, complete with vibrant music, transformative art, and the thrill of underwater exploration. That's precisely the journey Canadian-born Natalie Novak Perez took, and in this episode, she takes us through the twists and turns of her incredible expat experience. From serendipity in love to becoming a local icon through her melodic and artistic prowess, Natalie's story is as colorful and inviting as the murals she's helped to splash across Akumal. Strap in for a ride through Natalie's eclectic contributions to the local music and art scenes, where her accidental foray into community projects gave rise to a festival that left the town awash in unity and beauty. The harmonious chords of her life extend to her music career, as she recounts her evolution from hesitant soloist to a seasoned performer with an array of bands and venues. Natalie's narrative is a symphony of life's unexpected compositions, a reminder of the rich tapestry woven from our passions and pursuits. Our finale hits a crescendo with 'Que Padre, Que Malo,' where the peaks and pitfalls of expat living in Mexico take center stage. As Natalie and I trade tales of personal victories and shared concerns, we invite you to dive into the warm community waters of Mexico's music and culture. Whether you're an expat, a traveler, or simply a dreamer of distant shores, join us for a conversation that promises to leave you inspired, connected, and perhaps ready to find your own mural to paint in the canvas of life. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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My Mental Health Journey as an Expat 32:55

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Send us a text Life abroad comes with its unique set of challenges, a truth I've come to know intimately since moving to Mexico. From the sun-soaked beaches to the bustling street markets, this vibrant country offers a wealth of experiences, but adapting hasn't been without its struggles. Through candid conversations with Dr. Kitzia Ruiz Navarro, a psychiatrist from Playa del Carmen, we shine a light on the mental health hurdles many expats encounter, including my own battle with insomnia and depression. We discuss the pressures of cultural acclimatization, the crucial role of community, and the necessity of accessible English-speaking mental health resources that can often be a lifeline for those feeling isolated in their new surroundings. As we weave through the fabric of expat mental wellbeing, we tackle the interconnectedness of anxiety, depression, and sleep disturbances, and the additional strain a language barrier can impose. Dr. Kitzia and I unravel the layered complexity of these issues, offering insights and real-life anecdotes on the significance of seeking professional guidance. The episode also journeys into the sensitive topic of retirement, addressing the quest for renewed purpose and the emotional upheaval that can accompany such a major life change. We wrap up on a lighter note with our "que padre, que malo" segment, balancing the serious discussion with a glimpse into the everyday joys and challenges of life in Mexico. Join us as we approach these compelling topics with honesty, empathy, and an eye towards hope and healing. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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The Global Language of Pickleball and Making Cross Cultural Connections 35:47

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Send us a text Discover the unexpected charm of pickleball and how it's capturing hearts in Mexico, as we join Chris and Erica for a sun-soaked conversation filled with laughter and the clink of paddles. Chris's recent victory is just the beginning; we unveil the vibrant community that's sprung up around this sport, complete with donations and new clubs. Our dynamic discussion uncovers how social media helps newcomers find a local court and the unique joys of fostering connections through this inclusive pastime. Navigating the intricacies of an international move can be daunting, but with a bit of patience and a dose of culture, it's an adventure worth taking. Amy Coady, our insightful guest, recounts her own two-year journey settling into the rhythms of Mexico, providing a heartfelt glimpse into the expat experience. From the practicalities of managing bills without a property manager to the often underestimated lifestyle changes and the paramount importance of embracing the local language, we share stories and strategies that resonate with anyone pondering a life abroad. At the heart of our episode lies a tale of spreading positivity and communal spirit, starting with a simple U.S.-based initiative that's now reached over a hundred countries: painted rocks symbolizing care and connection. We also shine a spotlight on the transformative impact of introducing pickleball to local schools, empowering young girls and fostering inclusivity. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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Diving into Expat Life: Retiring on the Riviera Maya 38:45

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Send us a text Imagine swapping the intensity of military and IT consulting for the serene beaches of the Riviera Maya. That's exactly what our guest, Jose Galarza, did, and in this heartfelt chat, he unveils the tapestry of his life's new chapter. From embracing the local culture to discovering the joys of scuba diving, Jose's transition to expat life is a trove of insight for anyone dreaming of retirement abroad. He candidly shares both the hurdles and triumphs of adapting to a new community, offering a realistic glimpse into the adjustments and fresh passions that come with such a significant life change. Retirees eyeing Mexico as their personal paradise will find Jose's journey enlightening. His thoughtful reflection on selecting the perfect spot to settle—balancing the draw of nearby US comforts with the desire for coastal living—paints a vivid picture of the strategic planning involved. When it comes to preparing for a life outside your native borders, financial foresight and healthcare considerations take center stage. Jose's story is an invaluable guide for aligning your retirement destination with your lifestyle aspirations, ensuring your golden years are as golden as the Mexican sunsets. For those mesmerized by the silent dance of sea life, Jose's deep dive into the world of scuba diving will have you yearning for the weightlessness of underwater exploration. Beyond sharing the mental and physical benefits of this aquatic activity, he navigates listeners through the practicalities of certification and gear, ensuring even novices feel prepared to take the plunge. Wrapping up our conversation, we play a lighthearted round of 'Que Padre and Que Malo,' contrasting the highs and lows of expat life in Mexico, with community spirit shining as a beacon of the expatriate experience. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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Building a House and Creating a Home in Mexico 42:34

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Send us a text Trading a familiar homeland for the allure of an expat life often reads like a dream, until reality's fine print emerges in bold. Embrace the candid tales from our Canadian friends, Walter and Shawnee, as they unveil the gritty and the gratifying aspects of building a home in Mexico's Riviera Maya. Amidst tales of transitioning from hobbyist gardeners to Expat life, this week's episode chronicles the true essence of building not just a house, but a home in a land woven with cultural intricacies and bureaucratic labyrinths. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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Insider's Guide to Tipping on Your Mexican Journey 3:12

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Send us a text Ever found yourself fumbling with foreign currency or second-guessing the right amount to tip while on vacation? Say goodbye to those awkward tipping moments in Mexico as we navigate you through the customs and conventions of expressing gratitude through gratuities. From the bustling eateries of Mexico City to the serene resorts of Riviera Maya, our latest episode ensures that you're always on point with your pesos, whether you're rewarding your server, hotel staff, or tour guide. We dissect the often-debated topic of tipping in US dollars versus local currency, offering insight on the most respectful and practical way to show your appreciation without causing inconvenience to those on the receiving end. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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Send us a text Retired Chicago area Police Officer Tim Hasty trades his badge for beachside bliss, and we've got the exclusive on his tale of transformation. He and his wife Jane's leap into the unknown, settling into the heart of Mexico, proves that the expat life is not just a dream for the few, but a tangible reality for those bold enough to chase it. Their journey from the safety of all-inclusive resorts to the enchanting life among cenotes and vibrant communities is peppered with skepticism from friends and the discovery of unexpected local treasures. This episode is a passport to the possibilities that await when you embrace a new culture with open arms. Eventually Tim finds his groove in Mezcal and Mole experiences that he guides at Lol-ha, a nearby restaurant popular with visitors and Expats alike. As we begin our series, the Hasty's tale is a reminder of the rich tapestry that is expat life. Our discussion extends beyond Tim's transition to retirement, offering insights into the financial savvy needed for such a venture, the linguistic leaps required, and the cultural nuances that color everyday life. We are incredibly thankful for the flood of engagement and stories from our listeners, who, like Tim and Jane, have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We are incredibly thankful for engagement and stories from our listeners, who have found their own sense of 'home' across the globe. Stay tuned as we continue to share the wisdom and wanderlust of those who've charted their unique international courses. We'd love to hear your comments and questions. Email them to expatslikeus@gmail.com For more information and content, follow Expats Like Us on Facebook and YouTube…

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