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Six Strategies for Managing Unstructured Time
Sometimes living abroad comes with more unstructured time than you're used to. In order to help you make the most of this opportunity, I'm sharing six strategies that I've been using to improve my time management.
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How to: Deal with People Speaking to You in English
When you've been doing everything you can to improve and practice your Spanish, it can be really disheartening and frustrating when others switch to English in order to engage with you. However, it's not always personal! For our insights and tips
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How to: Volunteer in Spain
Have you thought about how you will make an impact on your new community. Check out this article for Claudia's tips on how to volunteer when abroad in Spain!
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Confessions: I am a Different Person in Different Languages
Do you ever feel like you are a different person in different languages?! I for one do, and I believe that it is normal. This article dives into my perception of the situation.
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Letters to a New Year (Dani)
Dani: I'm very proud of all that I've accomplished in 2017, but have some important changes I want to make in 2018. Read more to find out what I plan to work on in the new year, and the funny way I am reminding myself!
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Letters to a New Year (Claudia)
Claudia: I don't have a perfect idea of where 2018 will lead me, but I do have some things I am going for. Find out what is on my list in this article.
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Accepting Others’ Journeys
Truly thriving means allowing others to thrive, too! Having a bit of trouble understanding someone else's journey? We've got some insight to help you through it.
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To Party or Not to Party
It may seem like Spaniards are always out partying. How do you decide whether you should go out too or stay home?
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Finding Balance with Spanish Food
In Spain you can find lots of different foods―from super healthy to super fried! See how we are finding our balance while eating yummy things.
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Playing soccer [AS A GIRL] in Spain
I'm one of those girls who has always played soccer and come from a place where it is 'normal' for girls to be athletic. However, in Spain it was hard for me to understand that this is not always true.
