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intentional dressing – suit-able alternatives | the resilient expat
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What’s a resilient expat? Making mistakes – character attacks. March 6, 2012 · 3:18 pm. Intentional dressing – suit-able alternatives. When Barney Stinson – one of the corkiest characters on the show How I Met Your Mother – says suit up , I smile and nod. The character of Barney would be disastrous as an expat. It’s really just the lesson we can draw from him that has serious implications for a. One aught to dress for one’s intentions. Dress for decision-making when decision-making is the goal. We could ...
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What’s a resilient expat? Newer posts →. May 3, 2011 · 9:47 pm. A few years ago, I took a class on time management because I thought that, since I was taking longer doing certain tasks and missing self-imposed deadlines, I had poor skills in that regard. I learned a bunch of different methods to manage my time, set priorities and also to give myself a break. Apparently I was not super woman! And the results looked something like this:. Then I tried to focus very carefully and very specifically on managin...
bad attitude – sapping mental energy | the resilient expat
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What’s a resilient expat? The elephant called blame dealing with the unmentionnable. Homestruck – reverse wonderment →. August 15, 2011 · 1:40 pm. Bad attitude – sapping mental energy. Nothing saps more energy in a day than a bad attitude. Except perhaps if it’s a bad attitude in a foreign land with its usual mix of intercultural mis-navigations. But it still remains a bad attitude and it’s just as difficult to simply snap out of. Starts to morph into the dreaded foreign grump syndrome. First you need to...
the elephant called blame – dealing with the unmentionnable | the resilient expat
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What’s a resilient expat? Fearing success – developing accountability. Bad attitude – sapping mental energy →. July 19, 2011 · 1:04 pm. The elephant called blame dealing with the unmentionnable. There’s a very large elephant in the room. It’s destructive and distracting. And it’s making it terribly difficult to work. Yet somehow, everyone seems to be more than willing to manoeuvre around it instead of calling it out and dealing with it. Should I force others to tackle the problem? The elephant I tried to...
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What’s a resilient expat? What’s a resilient expat? Imagine for a moment the following scenario:. After all this, you finally managed to find a working call box and dialled home. Your cat died the day after you left and your sweetheart is crushed. How would you manage all of this? What’s to be tackled first? What’s to be compartmentalized or put off to the side as not worth sweating about? In other words, how does one positively and effectively cope with this? Simple and complicated answer: resiliency.
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picturing local economic development opportunities | Beneath the Mosquito Net
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Beneath the Mosquito Net. Picturing local economic development opportunities. A couple weeks ago, I was lucky enough (alongside fellow-volunteer, Cornelia) to be able to facilitate a short photovoice project with IDF the same organization I have been doing coaching training with. It got me fired up in a big way! The photovoice project was about economic development and the opportunities for greater work in that area by IDF and VSO Cameroon. More precisely, we were working on answering the question:.
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without a mossie net | Beneath the Mosquito Net
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Beneath the Mosquito Net. Without a mossie net. It’s been two weeks since we left Cameroon 14 days since we zipped the bags, mentally stored our memories and headed for the airport amidst an oncoming rainstorm of biblical proportions. Just Cameroon’s way of reminding us that it is a powerful force that we have not, even after two years of living and working there, completely figured out. And it won’t let go too easily either! Was that a message? Here’s how it went down:. A final bow. Get pictures tak...
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reintegration: the firsts and the nexts | Beneath the Mosquito Net
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Beneath the Mosquito Net. Reintegration: the firsts and the nexts. The excitement of coming home has only worn off by a few degrees as, now two full month in, we are still having firsts. The first time eating sushi, oreo cookies and soy pumpkin chai latte (but not all at once! The first time riding in a public bus, the BC ferry or driving a car. The first snow, the first time wearing mittens, the first feel of sub-zero temperatures. Then there are other firsts. That’s likely a good thing. 8211; Self-impo...
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a dog story | Beneath the Mosquito Net
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Beneath the Mosquito Net. After you’ve been home for a few months and have told the same story countless times, you start to wonder if you might have completely run out of more original material. How many times did I tell the one about the cow parts in the trunk of the taxi? How many times do I tell that one to the same people who had already read about it on the blog? Am I even interesting anymore or have I just turned into that person who only has one unusual story and tells it over and over and over?
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the resilient child book project | a children's book about self reliance
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The Latest Resilient Earth Poll. Should Obama's Clean Power Plan be overturned? Yes It should be smothered in its cradle or it will kill the economy. No It's the only thing that will save the Earth. Obama has a power plan? Crank of the Week August 2, 2015 Hillary Clinton. Figuring Out Ice Ages. The Queen's Daemon, Doug L. Hoffman's latest SF novel released. Atlantic Ocean's Circulation Yields Inevitable Surprises. Burning Dinosaurs and CO2. The Tide Is Turning, Time For Global Cooling. Crank of the Week.
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The Latest Resilient Earth Poll. Should Obama's Clean Power Plan be overturned? Yes It should be smothered in its cradle or it will kill the economy. No It's the only thing that will save the Earth. Obama has a power plan? Crank of the Week August 2, 2015 Hillary Clinton. Figuring Out Ice Ages. The Queen's Daemon, Doug L. Hoffman's latest SF novel released. Atlantic Ocean's Circulation Yields Inevitable Surprises. Burning Dinosaurs and CO2. The Tide Is Turning, Time For Global Cooling. Crank of the Week.
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the resilient expat | learning to be proficient in a foreign land
What’s a resilient expat? March 6, 2012 · 3:18 pm. Intentional dressing – suit-able alternatives. When Barney Stinson – one of the corkiest characters on the show How I Met Your Mother – says suit up , I smile and nod. The character of Barney would be disastrous as an expat. It’s really just the lesson we can draw from him that has serious implications for a. One aught to dress for one’s intentions. Dress for decision-making when decision-making is the goal. We could go the entire opposite and assimilate...
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The Resilient Family Preparing families for a different tomorrow. October 30, 2013. Today is my birthday. I am 45 years old . My gift to myself is to only focus on the positive for the whole day. This is not always easy…. Read more ». Parents: If you don’t make this one thing a priority, your kids are screwed. October 23, 2013. Booze at a kids party? October 17, 2013. Obviously this is sarcastic. But there is actually some… Read more ». The key to your health… Be antifragile. October 10, 2013. I tried to...
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Simple Living for a Resilient Life. Long Term Dry Storage Made Easy! Here is how to store beans, pasta, rice, lentils, corn or any other dry food for long term storage. 50# Bag of Dried Great Northern Beans. We found a 50 pound bag of dried Great Northern beans at the local GFS food wholesaler while we were shopping for some other things. It was all alone on the clearance shelf and marked down to $20. That is only 40 cents a pound for dried beans which normally sell for over $1 a pound! With a cloths iro...
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I have been blogging since April 2012, when I set up my first blog ( silverbells steps out. Was intended to be a document of the transformation of my garden from an unattractive piece of land into a place of beauty, which would give my daughter and I food as well as a more pleasant environment to relax in. First courgette grown at home August 2015. Bread made for a friend and rocket picked for colleagues August 2015. 12 thoughts on “ About. September 26, 2015 at 5:22 pm. Where do you find the time? But i...
