The Travel Addict

Trisha DePasquale is an early childhood educator and has been for more than 17 years and is also a world traveler.

Teaching kids about the world has been a love of hers throughout her entire teaching career. Providing teachers with resources to bring the world to their classrooms has become her passion.

She created Passport Adventures and American Adventures as a unique way to make children feel as if they are actually traveling to these places. A little imagination goes a long way, and it is quite inspiring.
Check our her web site:
https://www.mrsdepasquale.com/

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After listening to this, you may be either surprised or enlightened to the fact that the Nordic countries are rated highly in various world indexes and are desirable places to live, although maybe not all year round.
I have not made up these statistics as they have come from trusted sources.
Maybe before you listen, just jot down the countries you think maybe at the #1 position for Happiest Country, Safest Country, Most Freedom, Human Development, Best Places to Live, etc.
Good luck.
As I lecture about this stuff, I have to be pretty much correct and have this info. backed up fom reliable sources.
Personally, I still love the English Countryside.

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Kat Medina is an entrepreneur, world traveler, public speaker, and author of the book "The Joys of Jet Lag."
Jet lag is a thing, and people who travel by plane for many hours through different time zones to reach their destination, can or will suffer from it.
It is not pleasurable, however, the art of dealing with it can help in other ways. For example, it can help us be tolerant, accepting, and understanding of people in foreign lands around the world. We will be guests in their country, a place that is likely to have different customs and way life from us.
As Kat describes her book, "How to use a traveler's mindset to not be an A-hole in daily life."
On a positive note, it is all educational, and will help us to respect our fellow human beings in the rest of the world.
Check out Kat's web site
www.katmedina.com
Get her book here:
https://tinyurl.com/p342c6ts

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In Emily's own words:
"After years of living and working in 4 different countries, several immigrations and changes in my professional directions I realized that I would like to create a new life chapter full of passion, health, and purpose. I created International Lifestyle Consulting company, which is helping people to find the destination, create a personal plan, and customized solution for the best place for life, work, and retirement overseas based on customer budget, personal preferences, desired lifestyle. "
Personally, I have lived in 5 countries, but all locations were work related. I still think about spending 3 - 4 months living in another country and knowing how fulfilling, educational and exciting it would be. Thailand, Costa Rica, Spain and Portugal come to mind, but everyone has their own opinions.
For Americans, you would be amazed at the number of people who take the plunge each year of which the reasons are numerous. Some move to countries close-by, within a few hours plane ride, while others relocated to places far away.
Maybe do it for a month or two, but it will be an experience you will never forget.
Emily will provide the knowledge, advice and re-assurance you need, so if you have considered a move, then it may be a great time to do it.
Find her here:
www.emilybron.com
www.facebook.com/InternationalLifestyleConsultingEmilyBron
www.instagram.com/ebron_international_consulting/
www.twitter.com/BelayevEmilia
www.linkedin.com/in/emily-belayev-bron/

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Paul W. Neville brings a wealth of firsthand travel experience, cultural insights, and actionable advice that captivates interviewers and audiences alike. Having explored over 120 countries, Paul is a seasoned adventurer with a deep understanding of global travel and the transformative power it holds.

Whether offering practical travel tips, sharing stories of resilience and humor, or providing guidance for aspiring adventurers, Paul connects with audiences through his relatable and inspiring approach.

A U.S. Foreign Service Officer currently stationed in the Netherlands, Paul’s career and travels have given him a unique lens on the world. His Peace Corps service in Tonga and a yearlong backpacking odyssey through Oceania, Southeast Asia, Northern Europe, and South America shaped his global perspective and storytelling style. Fluent in Tongan, Thai, and Spanish, he has lived and worked in diverse countries, including Thailand, Honduras, Pakistan, and Mexico, gaining insights into cross-cultural connection and the human spirit.

Paul’s debut book, Endless Horizons: A Global Backpacker’s Quest for Adventure, Connection, and Discovery, is a tribute to the power of travel to foster growth, community, and self-discovery. As the cofounder of Lana Learn, an e-learning platform for language and workplace skills, he’s passionate about empowering others to explore the world and embrace new opportunities.

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