It’s amazing how quickly this year went by. Living in warmer climates, we missed the different seasons and it always felt like June. It’s only now, back at home, that we see frost on the cars and when talking to friends, realise how much actually happened for all in 2019. Have you spend some time to reflect on your year yet?
“Needing nothing attracts everything.”
“If a fellow isn’t thankful for what he’s got, he isn’t likely to be thankful for what he’s going to get.” Frank A. Clark
Learn to say “NO” and when to say “YES”
The end of the year can be a stressful time. Businesses are trying everything to make some extra sales. Employees are working on reaching their annual goals. Students are finishing their last exams. And then, of course, there are the Christmas preparations! Christmas parties with colleagues, friends before they’re heading home for the holidays, sports teams, you name it. It can be tough to say “no” and relax with your loved ones on the couch.
“Maybe the life you’ve always wanted is buried under everything you own.” Joshua Becker
Today’s guest post comes from Aura at STORAGECafé.
Expat assignments are a great opportunity for advancing professionally, and also for personal development: you get to travel, to learn a new language and to become familiar with a different culture. The perks associated with it are also generally pretty nice: a good salary, transportation and housing provided, school tuition and spousal allowance included, language tutoring and so on.
It’s no wonder, under these circumstances, that most people jump at the prospect of an expat assignment.
“Getting organised is a sign of self-respect.” Gabrielle Bernstein
We’re back! After some stressful weeks finishing up work projects and falling ill a couple of times, we’re finally here again.
Let’s answer a question from one of our readers. Mrs. R asked how she can organise her jewellery. We’re delighted to bring you 5 smart ways to keep your jewellery organised.
“Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it.” William Arthur Ward
