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What About Vietnam - S3-12 - What it's like to go from being a tourist to a resident in Vietnam
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a foreign country? Especially a country as beautiful as Vietnam.
Have you ever visited a place, and thought, I wish we could go back and live there.
With everything going on in the world over the past couple of years, I think many of us are asking ourselves big life questions, like - "Is this as good as it gets?", "Retirement doesn't look that much fun at home, but it may look a lot more exciting somewhere - like Vietnam?
Maybe you just want to mix things up and live in a place part of the year, and come back home for the other part. A lot of people do that in Vietnam.
Meg Le, her last name in Vietnamese is pronounced "Lay" as she is married to a Vietnamese, is my guest in this "insider tips" episode. Meg shares with us what it's like to be 40 something and give up a corporate lifestyle in Seattle to go travelling the world. She details for us the journey she and her husband took in 2 years of traveling, and how a series of events led them to move to Hoi An, Vietnam.
Meg and I take a deep dive into what the process is of setting yourself up as a resident, and what the pros and cons are of going from a tourist to becoming a resident. Including some fun stories along the way.
If you have ever considered this as an option and are looking for some real honest-to-goodness advice this is definitely the episode for you.
A little bit about Meg.
Meg Le has been in a corporate working environment for most of her adult life working as a business consultant and FTE consultant for some big-names, like - WHO in Geneva on a vaccine database, in Myanmar with the Department of Health, Global Good with Bill Gates, and Starbucks to name a few.
She definitely has a wellness bent, as she did teacher training in Yoga in India and now prefers to coach in Pilates and yoga coach (Flow with Meg).
Having really settled now into Hoi An after nearly 18 months, during the middle of Covid, Meg is ready for her next entrepreneurial adventure and will soon join a VC start-up accelerator program, where she will explore ways to leverage her technology, business, and wellness coaching background to build a new business. She is going to be a busy girl in the days to come as she continues to support her husband’s restaurant (Veranda Food and Drink in An Bang). This is where the humble bagel will lead them.
Connect with Meg:
LinkedIn | Management Consultant
Flow with Meg | Pilates & Yoga Coach
Journey into Travel | Personal Travel Blog
Veranda Food and Drink | Hoi An’s First Gastrogarden
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By Kerry NewsomeHave you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a foreign country? Especially a country as beautiful as Vietnam.
Have you ever visited a place, and thought, I wish we could go back and live there.
With everything going on in the world over the past couple of years, I think many of us are asking ourselves big life questions, like - "Is this as good as it gets?", "Retirement doesn't look that much fun at home, but it may look a lot more exciting somewhere - like Vietnam?
Maybe you just want to mix things up and live in a place part of the year, and come back home for the other part. A lot of people do that in Vietnam.
Meg Le, her last name in Vietnamese is pronounced "Lay" as she is married to a Vietnamese, is my guest in this "insider tips" episode. Meg shares with us what it's like to be 40 something and give up a corporate lifestyle in Seattle to go travelling the world. She details for us the journey she and her husband took in 2 years of traveling, and how a series of events led them to move to Hoi An, Vietnam.
Meg and I take a deep dive into what the process is of setting yourself up as a resident, and what the pros and cons are of going from a tourist to becoming a resident. Including some fun stories along the way.
If you have ever considered this as an option and are looking for some real honest-to-goodness advice this is definitely the episode for you.
A little bit about Meg.
Meg Le has been in a corporate working environment for most of her adult life working as a business consultant and FTE consultant for some big-names, like - WHO in Geneva on a vaccine database, in Myanmar with the Department of Health, Global Good with Bill Gates, and Starbucks to name a few.
She definitely has a wellness bent, as she did teacher training in Yoga in India and now prefers to coach in Pilates and yoga coach (Flow with Meg).
Having really settled now into Hoi An after nearly 18 months, during the middle of Covid, Meg is ready for her next entrepreneurial adventure and will soon join a VC start-up accelerator program, where she will explore ways to leverage her technology, business, and wellness coaching background to build a new business. She is going to be a busy girl in the days to come as she continues to support her husband’s restaurant (Veranda Food and Drink in An Bang). This is where the humble bagel will lead them.
Connect with Meg:
LinkedIn | Management Consultant
Flow with Meg | Pilates & Yoga Coach
Journey into Travel | Personal Travel Blog
Veranda Food and Drink | Hoi An’s First Gastrogarden
WHATABOUTVIETNAM - check out more podcasts to help you trip plan
If you are liking what I am doing with the show, I’d love it if you would please consider giving me a short review on Apple Podcasts/ITunes.
Sign up for Kerry's WAV newsletter - https://www.whataboutvietnam.com/newsletter
Instagram; https://www.instagram.com/whataboutvietnampodcast/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/whataboutvietnam
You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCavCC1--oE5rUhO_SlENmqw