Tag Archives: Global Mobility

The Digital Nomad Part 2 Compliance or Risk Moving to Switzerland

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The dream is iconic: a laptop on a Croatian beach or a cozy hut in Estonia. For Millennials and the “new breed” of global talent, the allure of the nomadic life is undeniable. However, as any seasoned traveler knows, the picturesque Instagram post rarely shows the struggle for reliable Wi-Fi or the “tax nightmare” lurking behind a Zoom call. A New Breed in Global Mobility? The term “Digital Nomad” isn’t a 21st-century invention; it was coined in 1997. Yet, until recently, it was reserved for a tech-savvy elite. Today, it is a mainstream ambition. But as you transition from a “desk-bound employee” to a “location-independent founder,” you must realize that freedom comes with a new set of rules—especially in a […]

Beyond the Noise – Why High-Performing Experts Stay Invisible

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Guest post by Plaxides Namutami In the high-stakes world of global business, there is a quiet, frustrating paradox: the most competent professionals are often the least visible. You have navigated cross-border mergers, managed diverse teams across time zones, and solved problems that would baffle most. You are, by every definition, a Global Rockstar. Yet, when a recruiter searches for your name or a potential partner visits your LinkedIn profile, they find a “digital ghost”, an outdated profile, a silent feed, or a narrative that belongs to a version of you from five years ago. And let’s not even talk about your headshot, made on your smartphone, and your CV that still looks like Times New Roman was a thing. In […]

Five Mental Health and Resilience Tips for Lifestyle Expats

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As I mentioned in this post during the early days of the pandemic my mother could not find yeast. Her village in Southern Germany had a yeast shortage. We don’t have a shortage of anything here in Zurich, neither toilet paper, nor yeast, even though demand for both was higher than in “normal” times. My mother likes to bake in normal times but I felt she needed to bake even more in these times.

The Post-Holiday Blues – Five Rituals to Snap out of it

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Once again, this year I started the New Year in Kerala, South India, at 30 degrees Celsius, with an amazing vacation that felt like a trip to paradise. And while it’s cold and snowing now in Switzerland, the warmth and happiness I took with me still light up my heart.  I hope you understand that I also have moments of self-doubt and fear, and that I’m not always the calm, relaxed coach you might know. I can also get stressed and deal with issues similar to those you might experience. However, after disconnecting, spending time with friends and family, and taking time to really rest and soak in the sunshine, I feel thrilled to work again. My desire and ambition […]

Set Your Intentions – A Sustainable Approach to Growth for Global Rockstars

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As we welcome a new year, many feel motivated to set ambitious goals—hitting the gym more regularly, embracing healthier habits, or tackling work with renewed focus. Yet, for so many, these resolutions fizzle out before January has even ended. It’s no secret that sustaining these commitments can be challenging. The demands of daily life often pull us back into old routines, and sometimes, we even notice our workaholic tendencies creeping in more vigorously than ever. But here’s the truth: achieving meaningful, lasting change doesn’t require a dramatic sprint into the new year. Instead, it’s about creating weekly practices, fostering self-discipline, and building a support system that keeps you on track. That’s why I want to share five proven strategies to […]