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Global Parents. Global Kids. Global Life. (Case Study #5)

ByDr. Cate Brubaker #GlobalLife2014, Career, Travel

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What does your ideal global life look like? That’s the question Sabrina and I have been asking people around the world for our Living Your Ideal Global Life case studies. In the weeks leading up to the virtual Living Your Ideal Global Life Summit in January 2014 (register for this free event below!) we’ll release a new case study each week.

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Meet Eilidh Milnes (of www.eilidhmilnes.com). At 18, Eilidh hitchhiked from England to Greece with a friend. Now, her work takes her all over the the world, this time with her husband. In this case study, Eilidh explains what her global life looks like these days with two kids on two continents and a global business, and she shares a few tips for those who are thinking about living abroad.

Eilidh Milnes (that’s Ay-lee) dubbed“Captain Positive” delivers a fresh perspective on effective communication. She’s an international speaker, writer and coach helping people to be more productive and resilient.

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