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"Would your family be happier abroad?"
Not the most informative article in the world but the last part is quite important, if a little high level, looking at some of the threads in here.
http://money.uk.msn.com/creditcards/...ntid=149599101 "You are more likely to flourish in your expat life if you move for the pull factors of your new destination rather than the push factors of disillusionment with the UK. It's also good advice to integrate as much as possible into the local community. Of course, some people never settle overseas, perhaps underestimating the tug of family ties or native culture. Or maybe they just come to appreciate that Britain isn't that bad after all." |
Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by el_richo
(Post 7919296)
Not the most informative article in the world but the last part is quite important, if a little high level, looking at some of the threads in here.
http://money.uk.msn.com/creditcards/...ntid=149599101 "You are more likely to flourish in your expat life if you move for the pull factors of your new destination rather than the push factors of disillusionment with the UK. It's also good advice to integrate as much as possible into the local community. Of course, some people never settle overseas, perhaps underestimating the tug of family ties or native culture. Or maybe they just come to appreciate that Britain isn't that bad after all." This has always been my advice to anyone thinking of starting a new life abroad, always make sure the pull is dominant over the push. You should be looking for new opportunities in your new life not living a parallel one to the one you left behind, it'll never work. |
Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by el_richo
(Post 7919296)
Not the most informative article in the world but the last part is quite important, if a little high level, looking at some of the threads in here.
http://money.uk.msn.com/creditcards/...ntid=149599101 "You are more likely to flourish in your expat life if you move for the pull factors of your new destination rather than the push factors of disillusionment with the UK. It's also good advice to integrate as much as possible into the local community. Of course, some people never settle overseas, perhaps underestimating the tug of family ties or native culture. Or maybe they just come to appreciate that Britain isn't that bad after all." |
Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
You are more likely to flourish in your expat life if you move for the pull factors of your new destination rather than the push factors of disillusionment with the UK. It's also good advice to integrate as much as possible into the local community. Of course, some people never settle overseas, perhaps underestimating the tug of family ties or native culture. |
Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 7919968)
Bloody hell, are MSN ripping off my posts here? Where's my royalty cheque eh!
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Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 7919968)
Bloody hell, are MSN ripping off my posts here? Where my royalty check eh!
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Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by Cookie
(Post 7919984)
As we speak, I am patenting my much used immigration phrase "network, network, network". Just got to open my offshore account now ;)
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Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 7919968)
Bloody hell, are MSN ripping off my posts here? Where's my royalty cheque eh!
Or maybe they just come to appreciate that Britain isn't that bad after all |
Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by el_richo
(Post 7919998)
While you're busy patenting, i'm off to copyright it :p
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Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by cornmatthew
(Post 7920028)
Not an invention so you can't patent it. Too short to copyright. Trademark might fly.
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Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by el_richo
(Post 7919998)
While you're busy patenting, i'm off to copyright it :p
Cut me some slack I had a bad nights sleep last night :eek: |
Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Well i'm off to write a book entitled "Canada or Australia" I think it could be good!!!!
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Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 7921135)
Well i'm off to write a book entitled "Canada or Australia" I think it could be good!!!!
Chapter 2 : NFL vs Aussie Rules - Which is more gay? It could be a best seller. |
Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 7921190)
Chapter 1 : Bear vs Shark - Who's the daddy?
Chapter 2 : NFL vs Aussie Rules - Which is more gay? It could be a best seller. |
Re: "Would your family be happier abroad?"
Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
(Post 7921234)
'cept its CFL :rofl:
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