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In this episode, I talk to expat coach Kim Adams, founder of Resilient Expats, who coaches families, schools and teachers on how to develop emotional skills and how to turn the challenges of expat life into strengths. Kim and her family, originally from Missouri in the US, have spent the last ten years in Thailand and Oman. This episode is Part 1 of the conversation with Kim, which was recorded before COVID-19 hit the news. Part 2 to follow next.
You can find Kim at:
https://resilientexpats.com/
Book references:
"Third Culture Kids: Growing Up Among Worlds" (David C. Pollock, Ruth E. Van Reken)
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/121920.Third_Culture_Kids?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=UHoRy3X3O3&rank=1
"Safe Passage: How mobility affects people & what international schools should do about it" (Douglas W. Ota):
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25052916-safe-passage
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Quite unexpectedly, this episode turned into an ad for Texas! Sarah and I discuss expat bubbles, resilience, the wonderful world of volunteering and all things Texas.
For more information about Sarah, visit
Instagram: @browneyedgalabroad
http://www.browneyedgalabroad.com/
Mentioned amongst Sarah's inspirations:
Terry Anne Wilson, writer, traveller, expat:
https://notesonaboardingpass.com/
https://terryannewilson.com/
Two Fat Expats, bloggers & podcasters:
http://www.twofatexpats.com/
And if you're interested in volunteering, check out:
https://www.volunteer.gov/
https://globalvolunteers.org/
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This episode is all about what it's like to be a triangle, finding your true identity and coming to grips with the English sense of humour. Cath talks about her journey from Australia to the UK, and why nothing comes close to a proper Sydney Flat White.
https://www.drawntoastory.com/
https://www.drawntoastory.com/living-elsewhere.html
http://iamatriangle.com/
https://www.naomihattaway.com/
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Transcontinental Overload is all about the expat experience. In this first episode, I explain why I wanted to create an expat podcast, what you can expect from my conversations with my guests, a few personal expat anecdotes and how you can join in the fun.
From the publisher's feed
This is the follow-on podcast from "Transcontinental Overload".
Everyone faces tough times. Some are chosen, others are forced upon us. What matters most is how we…
This podcast is about real people who have faced real challenges — setbacks, obstacles, loss, or life-altering changes, such as a move abroad — and found a way forward. Each episode dives into a personal story of resilience, courage, and sometimes transformation. My guests share what they went through, what shifted their mindset, and how they learned not just to survive, but to grow.
If you’ve ever wondered how others manage to rise from difficult moments with new strength and perspective, this is the space for you. Honest conversations. Practical wisdom. Hope for the journey ahead.
I'm Stephanie, and I love talking to people and hearing their stories. Moving on from my old podcast, "Transcontinental Overload", where I talked to guests about their experiences of moving and living abroad, I'm expanding my focus to include those who haven't moved countries. After all, life's challenges hit us all sooner or later, whether we've stayed in one country or not.
Join me as we uncover what it truly means to overcome, and how the toughest moments can sometimes open the door to the strongest versions of ourselves.