Podcast: Why do we have FOMO and FOBO?

I lived out of my suitcase for 2 years. Because of my FOMO and FOBO, I did not settle in New Zealand. I did not let myself fully settle until I realised what was happening.

That's only one of my own international life memories that I remembered when talking to Vassia Sarantopoulou from Anti-Loneliness.

She's invited me to her podcast 'Meaningful conversation' to talk about international life, relocation, and mental health. It was a short-lived conversation with so many angles.

It's 48 min in total, but don't worry. Vassia has chucked it into sections. So give the section a listen that you're interested in most!

  • The main reason for mental health challenges when we relocate [min 5.38]

  • What do "guard rails" have to do with the post-relocation dip [min 9.15]

  • How the simple decision of "settling in" can change your international life. [min 11.20]

  • Why FOMO and FOBO are so prominent with my international clients. [min 17.20]

  • Why you need to know the "liking gap" if you want to make new connections. [min 25]

  • The #1 skill that couples need to learn when moving abroad together. [min 33]

  • An exercise I love to recommend to anyone living internationally [min 39]

  • My 3 takeaway messages [min 42]

Enjoy the listen. And if you like to explore how coaching can support you, get in touch.

Simone Anzböck

I offer career coaching for global professionals in the international development, humanitarian, and social impact sectors. I support you in designing a working life you love and coach you to make it possible.

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