EPISODE · Jul 31, 2025 · 37 MIN
11. 'Mark' on the Map: Big Life Changes from Germany and Raising World Citizens
from Wander Worldschool: Helping Families Plan & Fund Slow & Long Term Travel · host Suzy May
Send us a text! Q's? Text now!Today, I interview my husband Mark on this special 5th Thursday of the month episode!We discuss our experiences with world schooling and family travel, exploring Mark's journey from Germany to the US, cultural differences in education, and the challenges and joys of raising children in a nomadic lifestyle. We share insights on balancing remote work with family adventures, financial adjustments for traveling families, and the skills our children have gained through travel. In this Episode:Mark's journey from Germany to the US began with a study abroad program.Cultural differences in education systems impact children's experiences.Traveling has allowed their children to learn multiple languages.Remote work requires careful planning and flexibility while traveling.Financial adjustments are necessary for a nomadic lifestyle.Parenting in a nomadic lifestyle presents unique challenges and rewards.T9P1jPAorwk7aqqwCfZPJoin us in Osaka, Japan Oct 11-17! Onsen baths, sacred deer, jungle gyms, castles and more! Sign up today or join the Facebook group. How to Rent Out Your House While Traveling! Get the E-Book & 30 minute consult! Learn to prep and list your home, manage remotely, master the money, screen tenants & more! BUY NOW! Support the showCONNECT WITH SUZY: We live in Spain, CO and soon Japan. 🌞 I help families financially plan for slow + long term travel! Need help making a budget? Saving for a gap year? How to rent your home out? Book a FREE 30 MIN DISCOVERY CALL!🚀 The info provided is for general info purposes and not intended as financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.❤️ Follow + review! 📧 [email protected]📲 All the links!
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