Today's conversation is with Norwegian Ivorian Elisabeth Redse. She spent three months in London, England and nine months in France before the age of two, as her parents’ missionary training and French courses took us there.She then moved to the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire (RCI) at the age of 2 and then lived there for over 10 years between 1985 and 1998, divided in three terms with a couple of furloughs to Norway. For more show notes head over to http://www.uydmag.com/podcast/elisabeth-redse

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Today's interview is with San Francisco-based CEO and Creative Director Nishika de Rosairo. Nishika draws on the idea of connectedness, power and transformation in her designs. A naturally gifted artist and dancer throughout her life, she started designing clothes at a young age. Fashion has always been her creative touchstone and way of life, fueling her imagination and storytelling. She grew up embracing the world and its cultures, living on four continents and traveling to 40+ countries. For more show notes head over to http://www.uydmag.com/podcast/nishika-de-rosairo

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Louise Wiles and Evelyn Simpson are co-founders of Thriving Abroad. Currently based in the UK, they have a total of 40 years of expat experience.  They are both qualified coaches and they've combined their coaching skills and their experience as expat partners to create THRIVE.  THRIVE is a program that helps partners of expatriate assignees to overcome the challenges of identity and purpose they often experience when they move abroad and to create expat lives they love.  THRIVE kicks off on

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I had a blast talking to podcaster extraordinaire and vet John Lee Dumas about how he is using digital media to inspire people daily. We hone in on the importance of having a focus, how to build platforms and some of the biggest mistakes leaders today make on a global landscape. We discuss ways you can stand out from a crowd, how to build a fan base, get paying fans, and become part of a world changing community. For more show notes head over to http://www.uydmag.com/podcast/johnleedumas

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Ani Alexander is a bestselling fiction author and a podcaster. Her podcast Write 2B Read is created to inspire and encourage writers. She enjoys being online entrepreneur and is working hard to reach success. She is an Armenian who grew up as the daughter of a diplomat and an engineer with international contracts. Her travels took her to Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Belgium and Russia.We talked about some of the changes she experienced, her influences and her journey from to the corporate world and away from it  into entrepreneurship. She shared unique insights on what it's like to live in Armenia and she discusses how to get into fiction writing and really just following your path. You can find out more about her and her work on her

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It was great to catch up with Sundae again. You'll remember her from the last piece she wrote. She's back by popular demand and this time we are talking about ways international students can come to terms with their identity in America. As you know international students are often navigating between cultures so we explore all those concepts.Sundae is an executive coach, experienced trainer and intercultural specialist. She is passionate about supporting global nomads in their desire to live well and bridge cultural differences, without losing their sense of purpose and adventure. For more show notes head over to www.uydmag.com/podcast/how-international-students-can-embrace-

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Taylor White is an international Investor who has been investing in Real Estate since the age of 22 and living overseas since the age of 27. He has invested in five countries so he is a bonafide international businessman. Taylor started out helping his father in a bricks-n-mortar business, but knew it wasn’t for him. He hated the long hours and all the issues he had to deal with in running the business so he started reading books about Real Estate and learning from seasoned Real Estate Investors.

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I got to talk to Davis Nguyen recently and I have to say he is one of the smartest people I have ever met. His family immigrated to the U.S. so he learned to be grateful for every little opportunity he

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Jake Ducey is an author and global speaker who dropped out when he was 19 years old and then independently released his first book entitled

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Sarah Khan is a freelance writer based in Cape Town, South Africa. She was born in Canada, then moved around to several countries including Toronto, Saudi Arabia, India, Syracuse, Boston, and New York. She has made visits to 30 countries along the way. After travelling to South Africa on a whim, she fell in love with Cape Town as well as a Capetonian. One year later, she left New York for the Southern Hemisphere. For more show notes head over to www.uydmag.com/podcast/the-south-afrikhan-a-new-yorker-in-cape-town

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