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ReloTalk episodes

  • Robert Maisel--The Human Side of Relocation
    Robert Maisel's experience living, working and traveling around the world not only allowed him to learn 4 languages (Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, conversational Chinese) but inspired his career helping others embrace the opportunity created when moving to a new country. He offers cross-cultural training and consulting to organizations, global teams, and individuals in order to help prepare assignees and bridge the gap between successful and failed assignments.
    39 min
  • Author & Pediatrician Dr. Anisha Abraham: "Raising Global Teens"
    Dr. Anisha Abraham grew up in the U S as the daughter of South Asian immigrants. She studied at Boston university and completed her pediatric residency at Walter Reed hospital followed, a fellowship in Adolescent Medicine at Children's National Medical center in DC and a master's in Public Health at George Washington University.  She also earned the rank of US Army Lieutenant Colonel and has worked in universities around the world.
    38 min
  • Annette Walters, Founder of ReloWomen: The Power of Community & Purpose
    Annette Walters is former Expat and founder of the ReloWomen community for women moving for their own career or in support of a partner's.  I love her passion for those who relocate! She's also recently joined our team as a DOSS Social Agent and offers essential resources including trusted connections to real estate professionals for anyone considering a move!
    40 min
  • Gabriela Encina — The Importance of Self-Realization in order to Navigate the Emotional Challenges of Relocation
    Gabriela Encina is a licensed psychologist and certified coach with more than 18 years of experience providing counseling and coaching services to more than 300 expats worldwide. She combines both her professional training as well as the empathy and understanding gained as a global nomad to help others THRIVE in the challenges of expat life by offering the guidance needed to build meaningful relationships, reduce stress and manage anxiety.
    32 min
  • Wendy Gilch, Founder SellingLater: Simplifying the Process of Finding "Home"
    I learned about Wendy Gilch and her startup www.SellingLater.com last year after attending Inman Connect in New York City.
    In one word: Brilliant.
    The best businesses ideas evolve when entrepreneurs seek to solve problems they've experienced. And the result is often a a smarter, more efficient and consumer-centric business model. Like Uber. Or Airbnb. 
    However, the challenge for real estate innovators seeking to bring new ideas to the marketplace--It is difficult to innovate in a monopoly.  Unfortunately, the real estate industry often runs more like a cartel than a consumer-friendly business designed to maximize the home owner's investment. However, class-action lawsuits, actions by the DOJ, and innovative new companies like DOSS and Selling Later are poised to change the future of Real Estate and Relocation!
    Join our conversation--and please share with us your thoughts!
    35 min
  • Kathy Borys Siddiqui: Developing the Tools Needed to Adjust, Adapt and Thrive in a New Culture
    Kathy Borys Sid​d​iqui​, founder of Active Action,​ ​has​ been an immigrant, a cross-cultural kid, a ​"​Re-pat​"​ and ​is ​currently​ ​an international ​"​Love-Pat​" living in Denmark​. ​ ​​Kathy ​understand​s​ the ​unique ​challenges that ​come with ​relocation, especially the importance of recognizing ​​the accompanying spouse/partner's individual skills and contributions to an assignee's success. And the importance of ensuring they thrive as they build new networks​,​ ​​find opportunities​ and forge a new identity​ in ​an unfamiliar​ ​city or country​.
    34 min

About ReloTalk

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ReloTalk began in January 2019 as a conversation on Linkedin Live about all things real estate and relocation. The initial 2020 episodes feature the “Trailblazing Partners” -- the spouses & partners willing to leave everything behind to recreate their lives in a new city in support of an employee's career. These inspirational women and men have written books, founded coaching and counseling services, established international and online communities, started podcasts and created other innovative careers to support the emotional, social and professional needs of global nomads and their families around the world.