Moving Countries 101: From Conversations to Comprehensive Support — Announcing New Initiatives for Global Professionals
Clare Kay shares the next steps in the final (for now!) episode of Moving Countries 101 Podcast
When I launched the Moving Countries 101 podcast, it was a space to explore what it really takes to move countries, not only the logistics, but also the whole reality of the experience. Through the generosity of my guests and the stories they shared, I have had the privilege of bringing conversations that go beyond checklists and surface-level advice. Together, we have looked at what it means to start over, to adapt, and to navigate the unknown.
In my final episode of the podcast (for now), I confront the four biggest challenges that global professionals face when they move. These are not minor inconveniences. They are the struggles that can unsettle even the most carefully planned relocation.
- The pressure to deliver results in a new role with little time to adjust.
- The silent struggles of family adjustment: partners and children each finding their way in a completely new environment.
- The hidden complexities of housing and logistics because securing a home is never as straightforward as it looks on paper.
- Cultural adaptation to a new way of life, and finding a way to fit in while staying true to yourself.
These challenges don’t come one at a time. They hit all at once. And when they do, they might feel overwhelming and sometimes even insurmountable.
To those who have been with me on this podcast journey—thank you. To my guests, whose insights and candour have made this podcast what it is, I am deeply grateful. To the listeners who have tuned in, reflected, and connected with these conversations, and to those of you who follow my work and read my articles, I appreciate you more than I can say.
If you’re new to Moving Countries 101, there are 58 episodes waiting for you. Each episode delves into different facets of global relocation, offering valuable insights and stories. Subscribing will ensure you have easy access to this rich library of content, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of the journey we have undertaken together. See podcast links below.
The podcast has been a powerful way to start these conversations, but it’s time to take them further.
Just as every global professional must make choices when they move, I have made a choice about how best to serve this community. While the podcast remains available, my focus is expanding to create direct solutions that help global professionals not just survive in their new countries, but thrivI am building something new: a business designed to support global professionals as they relocate, settle, and create a future. A website is on its way, bringing together resources, insights, and tools tailored for those navigating international moves. The details will unfold in the coming months, but for now, the most important thing I can offer is connection.
That is why I created the Facebook group, Moving Countries 101 with Clare Kay. This is the starting point, and a gateway to the comprehensive support that will be available through my business services. The Facebook group is a space to continue the conversations that began on the podcast, but in a way that is immediate, personal, and relevant to each individual’s experience. While it offers an interactive platform for real-time support and shared experiences, my upcoming business will provide structured, tailored services and resources, professional consultations, and specialized tools designed to address the multifaceted challenges of international relocation.
Looking for a community that understands the joys and challenges of moving countries? Join Moving Countries 101 with Clare Kay today: 🔗bit.ly/MovingCountries101
I look forward to welcoming you! This is not just an ending. It’s the start of something even more impactful. I hope you’ll continue this journey with me.
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About Clare Kay
Clare Kay has lived in China, Taiwan, Nigeria, and the USA, and recalls moving from Zambia to the UK as a child, providing her with firsthand insight into the challenges of international relocation. Her career spans international sales in publishing, television, and travel, with roles at esteemed organizations such as the Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA) and the BBC.
As the host of the globally recognized podcast Moving Countries 101, Clare has reached listeners in 61 countries, offering practical advice and inspiring stories for those embarking on relocation journeys. She is also an experienced proofreader and former teacher of English as a foreign language, specializing in supporting second-language speakers. A highly trained personal development coach and mentor, Clare is known for her empathetic approach and ability to guide individuals through life’s transitions with actionable strategies.
Podcast Links:
You can listen/watch and follow this week’s podcast here:
Apple
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/moving-countries-101/id1724940782
Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/show/4cxcZ9rbrvZ6A0B6UPMaXj
YouTube
