Embracing a New Life: Rick Reiling's Journey from American Work to Mexican Bliss in Retirement
Expats Like Us01/21/24 • 33 min
Rick Reiling's leap from the American work cycle to the tranquil rhythm of Mexico paints a compelling picture that many of us secretly dream of. In our latest episode, he shares the story of his life post-retirement, allowing us a glimpse into a world where bonds in the expat community and the experience of a new culture promise a new life and a new sense of belonging. As Rick narrates his story, it's not just about the audacity to follow one's dreams, but also the practicalities of settling into a life less ordinary, revealing the surprises and delights that come with calling Mexico home.
Our journey with Rick doesn't stop at the functional aspects of expat living; it also enters into the realm of self-discovery and fulfillment. He recounts his newfound passion for wildlife photography, an art that not only captivates but teaches patience and presence in the lush Mexican jungles. This episode isn't just about relocating geographically; it's an invitation to relocate your soul to a place where life's next chapter is an open road of possibilities, friendship, and the joy of discovery. So, join us as we traverse the stories of those who've traded the familiar for the extraordinary, finding adventure and serenity on the sunlit shores of 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 [email protected]
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01/21/24 • 33 min
Expats Like Us - Embracing a New Life: Rick Reiling's Journey from American Work to Mexican Bliss in Retirement
Transcript
Sometimes if you're walking on the street and you can't quite tell if a place is a restaurant or not , because sometimes they don't have like the big billboards like you might see in the US , and so if you accidentally kind of walked in somebody's living room thinking it was a place to eat , they would just sit you down and serve you like it's no big deal .
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