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Getting used to a Spanish schedule was a struggle, until I decided to let go.
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Struggling with individuality in a collective society.
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Settling in an Unsettled City
Written by Laura Winberg
"Normalcy" and "routine" may be hard to come by in Shanghai.
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Breaking down the successes and challenges of living abroad as a duo.
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Forging a Life in China
Written by Jordan Reed
Jordan left to teach abroad for a season. . .over five years ago. How he's thrived overseas.
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What's a "Fulbright"?
Written by Emma McDowell
An introduction to the US Fulbright Program.
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These misconceptions about teaching abroad deserve to be busted.
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A One-Way Ticket to Success
Written by Chris Davis
Why Chris ditched the rungs of the corporate ladder for a life abroad.
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Neither Here Nor There
Written by Maggie Kirkpatrick
After returning from Guatemala, Maggie finds herself trapped in post-travel purgatory.
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Life Inside a Thai Fishbowl
Written by Emma McDowell
As a new EFL teacher in Thailand, Emma struggles to embrace her sudden celebrity status.
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Heading home for a visit? Prepare your answers for these standard queries in advance.
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Hey, Mr. Cab Driver
Written by Allan Gould
Taxi rides in Shanghai are never straight-forward affairs.
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