Angie Weinberger is back to talk about her mission and more from her book!! She starts off with her mission and what she’s been accomplishing as a coach (2:50). She talks about the pain she has seen in the global mobility space. She talks about how she started her company (5:30), and provides an intercultural component to her coaching that is often missing alongside expats in their transition journey. Mike asks about how the Rockme App has developed over its lifespan (8:00), and what its potential is in its current iteration. Angie lands Mike’s situation completely in describing (9:55) how her app helps bring much needed support to expats. Having a global reach provides her the ability to get others involved in the process. They then talk about her recent book, the Rockstar Album (15:20) that copmlements the Rockme App. She discusses the design of her book consisting of an interactive approach. It was difficult but well worth the effort. Mike wants to know why Angie encourages vulnerabilityy (20:15) in her book, and how much we should share with others as coaches. She talks about how helpful vulnerability can be to build trust. For those of you interested in using the app and navigating and interacting with the book (25:50) to handle their own transition globally to a new situation, she provides a holistic model (28:40) to make it possible in a healthy and wholesome manner. There are an enormous amount of resources available as well on the side. If you want to find out more about Angie Weinberger or get a hold of the precious resources she provides click or cut n' paste the link below: https://globalpeopletransitions.com/ https://rockme.app/login https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B01G28OZT0?ingress=0&visitId=2a8c99ef-c113-4a57-90d5-c2b6207e82fb Mike Sullivan's agenda these days is at the following: https://sullyworks.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sullyworks/

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