Keeping in touch taking emails a step further
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Staying Connected: Elevating Communication Beyond Emails
Introduction
While some people prefer to stay rooted in one place, others thrive on moving from country to country, building lives across continents. If you're one of those whose address constantly changes, this article is for you.
The Digital Era for Expats
As expatriates, we are fortunate to live in a time when technology eliminates the need for traditional mail. With communication just a click away, email has become a favorite for staying in touch with loved ones, particularly for expats. It's a vital tool that makes our nomadic lifestyle more convenient and viable, keeping family, friends, and clients just an email away.
Beyond Emails: The Need for Voice Connections
However, emails alone aren't always enough. Hearing a familiar voice provides comfort and reminds us that despite the miles, we're just a phone call away. Surprising friends and family with a call on special occasions or during emergencies strengthens bonds, helping us feel closer.
Affordable Calling for Expats
The good news is that staying connected by voice doesn’t have to be expensive. Imagine calling the other side of the world without spending a dime. It's possible with services like Skype. While some might be hesitant to try, these telephonic services are accessible and effective. Skype has transformed how I communicate globally, allowing me to stay in regular contact with loved ones and run my international business efficiently.
Getting Started with Skype
All you need is access to a computer. You don’t even need your own?"any computer will do once your account is set up. A good headset, which is relatively inexpensive, is required. Visit [Skype](http://www.skype.com) to download the program; it takes just about 10 minutes. If both parties have Skype accounts, the call is free. Even calls to landlines or cell phones are very affordable.
Enhancing Communication as an Expat
If you’re looking to enhance your communication, consider trying Skype or similar services. They may just become invaluable tools for you.
Quote of the Week
"Communication is a skill that you can learn. It's like riding a bicycle or typing. If you're willing to work at it, you can rapidly improve the quality of every part of your life." ?" Brian Tracy
Free Coaching Session
Are you facing communication challenges in your expat life, job, or family? Sign up for a free coaching session and improve your communication skills. As a coach, I'm here to support you in finding tools to enrich this area of your life. Ready to explore?
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Embrace new ways of staying connected and make the most of your expat journey.
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