Permission Slip | Doing Things Differently While Abroad Ep 6

Mom Bosses Abroad - Ein Podcast von Momergy Essentials

Being a foreigner in a foreign land can be challenging. And if you are trying to build a business while raising little ones, it requires a whole new mindset altogether. Sarona Wolter shares how a move abroad compelled her to pivot in her career and build a platform to challenge 'stereotypes' and give women the permission to do things differently. Important Links: Momergy Essentials - Home | Momergy Essentials Iva Perez - The Momergy MovementDesiree Bonau - Oily Essentials Follow us on: FacebookFacebook Page Momergy Essentials Facebook Group: Momergy Essentials | The Work-Life Harmony Movement Instagram@Momergy Essentials Instagram @MomergyMovement Instagram @desiree_oilyessentials Instagram RESOURCES If you want to learn how you can get monthly paychecks by literally elevating your family's health and helping others do the same, then join Desiree & Iva on this journey! Partnering with Young Living has literally brought them abundance in so many ways!  Just visit momergyessentials.com/workwithus FEATURED GUEST Sarona Wolter Sarona Wolter is a South African law graduate turned marketing strategist who courageously swapped an all-year-round summer in South Africa for a handsome German, world class ‘Fussball’ and 5 days of summer in her new hometown of Bonn. Born out of a need to connect with people from various backgrounds, as well as having to pivot her career and mindset since moving from South Africa to Germany, she developed a gift of communicating with people and became a somewhat ‘accidental’ communications specialist. Website www.thehypewomen.com IG @sarona_reddy FB https://www.facebook.com/groups/914641629300348 LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/sarona-wolter-10a2377 OTHER RESOURCES Check out Hypewomen Podcast here: https://thehypewomen.com/ Check out Sarona’s upcoming workshop How To Use Storytelling As a Meditative Practice here: https://thehypewomen.com/online-workshops

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