Live in another country

How I did it: It's not much of an accomplishment because I was born half Czech and half Danish and moved to the States when I was a little girl so I was already an expat then. Going back to those countries might not even qualify as living in another country - I don't know - but I also lived in Holland for a year and Germany for half a year and Indonesia for a semester. Living here in Prague sure feels like a foreign land, adjustment wise, the language … Read how I did it…

How I did it: I decided I wanted to move to South Korea to work as an English teacher. From the moment I decided and in between filling out the necessary documents, it took me about four months. I've been here for a month and a half already and it's the best decision I've made in my life, so far. I highly recommend moving to another country. It's not easy, but it's a wonderful and life changing experience. Read how I did it…

How I did it: I've been living in Germany for 5 years already. I wrote this goal in my list thinking of living in another country, but I think I've finally realized that I am already done with this goal! I had dreams of moving to other countries, USA, Japan, anywhere just not Germany. But I think it is time to accept that I live in Germany, it's not my home country and I'm here to stay. Read how I did it…

How I did it: Well, it's my parents' fault.  They grabbed us and took us off to live in Bosnia in the 80s; from then on I was an addict.  Since then, and all on my own, I've lived in Russia, Mexico, Italy, and the UK.Russia was a science exchange thingy, Mexico and Italy were language immersion programs through my university, and the UK was as an intern at The Lancet: AWESOME!  Well, they were all amazing.  I've visited a gazillion … Read how I did it…

How I did it:  resign job - get the boxes packed and moved - that's it, either you ar in or out and in life sometimes one has tot ake chances! That's all about it. Read how I did it…