Moving to New Zealand is a BIG scary decision and no matter how much stuff you research on the internet, your fears will never be totally soothed.

Not until you arrive on kiwi soil and start getting on with your life.

In this week's podcast episode Brian and I discuss what we worried about most about leaving the UK to live in New Zealand (& reveal whether those fears were justified).

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Moving To New Zealand From The UK

Looking back no, the fears that I had about leaving Bath in the UK to come and start a new life down under in New Zealand in seem a bit silly.

I mean come on...Brian running off with a bunch of cricketers at a BBQ??

I'd be so lucky.

But in reality, I spent many a sleepless night worrying about certain things that I was convinced was going to make living in New Zealand totally and utterly miserable.

It's only looking on the bright side that keeps me going...

7 Common Fears about Life in New Zealand (& Whether or Not They Came True)

This week we talk about :

Gangs

Never seeing family again

Male chauvinists

Failure

Things being a bit backwards

Not being welcomed

Money

We hope you enjoyed the show and as always, thanks so much for being there, we love and appreciate your feedback.

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The Free 5 Day Video Guide To Life in New Zealand (the free version of the video guide we talk about)

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