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Got any tools or services you think could benefit us?
I started a Resources page in the Classroom with my favs so far when it comes to banking and communication. Next one will be Safety Wings, medical insurance for portable people. Do you have any tools/services that we could add to the list that gives us more indépendance from the “system” ? List them below
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IV. MONEY Bank Machines / Card Use - Always decline the conversion - Pay in local currency - Insert card instead of tapping (more reliable abroad) - Notify your home bank periodically to avoid security flags or blocks Portable / International Currency Accounts These are excellent for travel and relocation - essentially free checking with multiple currencies, and smart workarounds for ATM fees: - Revolut (note: cannot be opened from Canada) - excellent, especially with both digital and physical cards - Wise - realizing while making this list that I need to order a physical card (currently digital only) Tip: add everything to Google Wallet. Opening a Local Bank Account As a foreigner this can be either surprisingly easy or extremely difficult, depending on the country. If possible, look for a bank that offers currency accounts and allows non-residents. This was challenging in Poland, but ultimately very useful.
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@Lary Neron exactly!!
What do you think about 💬asynchronous💬 communication?
Live calls often look efficient, but they compress thinking into a fixed window. Many conversations end because time runs out, not because clarity was reached. Asynchronous communication changes the pace. You respond when your thinking is clear, with space to reflect instead of reacting in real time. Voice notes add another layer. Tools can help keep tone and intent without turning every exchange into another meeting. What do you think about asynchronous communication?
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@Lary Neron Thanks for sharing this tool! Agreed, async tools like this are great for non-urgent, thoughtful exchanges. I was reflecting that especially since living abroad in different time-zones, catch-up chats sometimes go on too long for my bandwidth, and this is a great solution to maintain connection more casually without having to schedule specific times that can feel like a meeting. Good idea/reminder!
What fear doesn’t get talked about enough when thinking about a portable life?
Some fears are obvious. Others stay quiet because they feel personal or hard to explain. Identity shifts. Belonging shifts. The future feels less scripted. Do you relate? Which one hits home the most?
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ALL of these make a ripple in my field sometimes. There's so much to learn, so many hoops and challenges ... still, it's worth every step, and I wouldn't trade the issues for the alternative. I've been consolidating intelligence and resources, and will share some here soon. Thanks for the ones you've shared, and thanks for this community!! Grateful :)
⚖️ ⚖️ ⚖️ What's your Balance: ⚡Portability & ⚓ Stability
@Frances Gertsch @Lary Neron Thanks for sharing, I'm curious: how has your sense of space impacted your balance and growth? How does your space shape you and your work? How have you discovered living a portable life while also ensuring you have the anchor from which to evolve? Everyone’s anchors and balance are deeply personal and circumstantial. Mine seems to be space, an essential container for development and integration, shifting depending on the phase I’m in. I’m curious: what does balance between stability and mobility look like for you?
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@Lary Neron Nice, I like that. If I got it, maybe the meta equation is expressed like this: Stability = Environment (the flow) + Anchors (the Structure), and for me right now my environment is 'space' and anchor is 'space' too :) LOL so I'm squared. 🐆 What are other people's expressions of Environment and Anchors? Combined list so far: Environments - qualities of the context that benefit your current phase of growth - Empty Space - Market Space - lots of activity - Populated Space - lots of people - Quiet Space - Nature - Culture - alchemical space - where 2 distinct environments come together (shorelines) Anchors - structural elements - Self - Work - Others (Community, firends) - Location (where i live physically)
What does "retirement" mean to you?
There’s the version society pictured for us and the one many families modeled. I know I was modelled the: Keep a union job for 35-40 years because the carrot at the end of the stick was a pension, so we can retire at 65 and finally, do all the cool things you've been dreaming about for all these years. Will you repeat that script, design your own retirement OR just never retire at all? What does your version look like?
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I’m devoted to doing what I love, expanding my potential, and creating a life where growth compounds—financially, creatively, and personally. The idea of ‘retirement’ feels outdated to me; when your work is aligned with your purpose, it becomes a source of vitality rather than something you one day hope to escape. What will naturally shift are the scales — how often I work, at what rhythm, for what purpose, and from which level of contribution I choose to operate. A devotion to fulfilling potential shifts perspective and magnetizes opportunity and life circumstances around itself.
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@Lary Neron Best balance for win-win: save time/effort by following the scripts /models that feel authentic, and write the rest yourself.
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