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Black Life Abroad
Black Life Abroad
4 episodes
6 days ago
There is a growing movement of U.S citizens moving and working abroad. Luckily due to current technology, it has become easier and easier to do so. I discovered African Americans are hopping on this trend too. Even entire families. Men, women with 2 or 3 kids have sold their homes, packed their bags and ventured out into parts unknown. My question to each of them is, Why? What would prompt you to travel to sometimes third world countries? What challenges do you face? Join us as we discuss "Black Life Abroad".
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There is a growing movement of U.S citizens moving and working abroad. Luckily due to current technology, it has become easier and easier to do so. I discovered African Americans are hopping on this trend too. Even entire families. Men, women with 2 or 3 kids have sold their homes, packed their bags and ventured out into parts unknown. My question to each of them is, Why? What would prompt you to travel to sometimes third world countries? What challenges do you face? Join us as we discuss "Black Life Abroad".
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From Jail to Full-Time World Traveler - Jazzie
Black Life Abroad
37 minutes 2 seconds
4 years ago
From Jail to Full-Time World Traveler - Jazzie

" I decided to live 'fully and freely'. Those were the words that Jazzie promised herself while on probation and spending 15 weekends in jail for five years.   Once her time was done, she and her husband reassessed their lives and took action to live life on their terms.

In this week's episode she lays out her thinking on how she realized how her own thinking and doubts imprisoned her far more than the judicial system and what she learned from it. 

Check out her journey from Houston, to Mexico to Southeast Asia, how they sustain themselves, what her experience has been so far away from home, living in a country and culture way outside the Western norm and what it means to have 'location independence'.


Resources

Contact Jazzie

BlackDigitalNomad.com

Teaching English Abroad Certification

Groupon.com


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Black Life Abroad
There is a growing movement of U.S citizens moving and working abroad. Luckily due to current technology, it has become easier and easier to do so. I discovered African Americans are hopping on this trend too. Even entire families. Men, women with 2 or 3 kids have sold their homes, packed their bags and ventured out into parts unknown. My question to each of them is, Why? What would prompt you to travel to sometimes third world countries? What challenges do you face? Join us as we discuss "Black Life Abroad".