In my discussion with the Impact Consulting Hub, I reflected on my freelance work and how the coaching work I do now all unfolded while handling a triple transition.

In my chat with House of Peregrine founder Mickelle Weber, we talked about my crisis of identity in Myanmar, which led me to building my own coaching practice.

In my interview on the podcast Career & Spirituality, I talked about how spirituality shows up in my life. And how a tool called Human Design helped me navigate the transition from full-time employment to self-employment.

On the podcast Anti-Loneliness, we discussed international life, relocation, and mental health. It was a short-lived conversation with so many angles.

I reject the term 'expat' for three reasons I outline in this blog article. As my clients navigate global careers, they are not expats either. What's your view on the term "expat"?

Leaving London for Myanmar in 2019 was thrilling, but uncertainty quickly crept in. I faced empty days. Existential questions appeared. I turned to coaching for answers. Read my story of how I pivoted careers to help you navigate change, uncertainty and design your next career chapter with confidence.

When I left Myanmar following the 1 February military, I felt guilty.

Guilty for many things, but it came down to the fact that I had the opportunity to leave. An option that not many Myanmar people have.