Written by Kim Kiyosaki Now is the perfect time to take the leap to entrepreneurship So you want to start your own company? Congratulations! There are few things more gratifying and empowering than building something from scratch that could change the world and get you closer to your financial dreams. And the timing couldn’t be better: Startup activity in the U.S. is rising after being at its lowest point in 20 years, with the rate of new entrepreneurs increasing by 15% over the past two years, according to the Kauffman Index of Startup Activity . That equals roughly 550,000 new business owners each month. Now, let’s look at how the fairer sex is faring: Womenable reports that the number of women-owned firms in the U.S. is now estimated to have surpassed 9.4 million enterprises — 30% of all businesses in the country. And the revenue generated by these enterprises is now estimated to stand at nearly $1.5 trillion, which proves these ladies are making money! ...
Get That Holiday Look Without Boarding A Plane & With Our Go-To Beauty Short-Cuts! Sun-kissed skin, beachy hair, a glowing complexion and healthy nails – yup, all the result of a couple of weeks away in the Caribbean…or of a quick visit to some of Dubai’s best beauty spots! We share our go-to places for when a holiday isn’t on the cards but you still want that ‘just back from a vaycay’ look. First Up, A Visit to Asia (without the flight…) A ride on a tuc, tuc, the sounds of light rain and a cinnamon lemon and ginger drink – could be Asia right mamas?! The spa at Anantara, The Palm will get you feeling summery and relaxed before you can say wanderlust. The 1-hour Balinese spa experience combines aromatherapy and salt steam rooms followed by a cool rain shower – just the thing for escaping the desert heat for a bit! This luxury resort’s idyllic location on Dubai’s iconic Palm Jumeirah offers the perfect destination for wellness and relaxation and the Asian-...
Getting to know the local people and culture while living abroad is important but sometimes maintaining expat friendships with people from your home country can really be an advantage. InterNations member Karina recounts how staying in touch with other Columbian expats helped her feel at home abroad. Living abroad brings many challenges. One of them is looking for the best way to adapt to a new culture whilst maintaining your identity; this includes getting used to different people, different weather, and sometimes learning a new language. In addition to this entire package you have to rebuild your social life because your family and your friends are not there anymore. In this process I have noticed that it’s very positive to be in touch with expats, especially with expats from your own country. It is also very important to integrate with the locals, in my case with Germans, to learn about the culture, to improve my language and to be part of society. However, in this...
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