As we continue our collection of conversations with inspiring people from within our community, we’re hearing from people who are showing us the many different ways it’s possible to build a fulfilling career and life around a diplomatic and globally mobile life.In this episode, we’re joined by Laura, a Speech and Language Therapist who specialises in working with adults with aphasia. Laura is currently living in Chile with her husband and two sons, and her journey is a brilliant example of what can happen when determination, perseverance and creativity meet the challenges of a globally mobile career.In this episode, we explore:The challenges of navigating bilateral agreements as a professional living overseasWhat it meant for Laura’s professional licenceThe determination and perseverance it took to keep pursuing her careerWhy sometimes you have to find your own route when the traditional career path doesn’t fit your lifeLaura’s story is a wonderful reminder that sometimes making this globally mobile life work for you means finding a different route to where you want to go. It’s about being willing to persevere, get creative and take that next confident step, even when the path isn’t straightforward.We hope these conversations inspire you to see your own possibilities differently and remind you that there isn’t one right way to build a career, create opportunities or make this globally mobile life work for you.🎧 Connect with LauraThe Aphasia Space – www.aphasia.space | Instagram: @aphasia.space 🎧Connect with your hostsAnna – Instagram: @notjustaspouse | notjustaspouse.com | [email protected] – Instagram: @thezestielife | [email protected] | zestie.carrd.coASK your questions on our anonymous link:https://tally.so/r/nP7zO5

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