Hello all! Happy Memorial Day to those of you back home!
It's hard to believe that it is the end of May already. I know I've said it before, but time really is flying, and I'm not really sure where the first five months of this year have gone. That said, I know that the next month will also go by in flash as I prepare to wind down my time in Geneva and transition back to the USA.
For those who haven't caught up on the major details, here are the basics:
- I am moving to New York in about a month. My two year contract in Geneva was set to expire later this year, and the middle of the summer was the most logical timing for a transition from a work perspective.
- I will still be working for the same company, but I am changing up my client portfolio, as well as my industry concentration.
- I do not yet have a place to live in NYC, but I will live in temporary housing when I first arrive.
Answers to other frequently asked questions:
- I am excited. I am nervous. I am happy. I am sad. It is a bittersweet time. I feel "ready" for the move back to the US, but there is so much that I will miss about my time in Geneva, as well as my time overseas in general.
- It is astonishing to think of how different things were / I was / life looked when I last lived in the United States. In one way, it feels like just yesterday, and on the other hand, it feels like a lifetime ago.
- The things I will miss the most about Geneva are my friends, the travel, and the work culture.
- The things I am most looking forward to about New York are my friends, boutique group fitness, and convenience.
It's hard to believe that it is the end of May already. I know I've said it before, but time really is flying, and I'm not really sure where the first five months of this year have gone. That said, I know that the next month will also go by in flash as I prepare to wind down my time in Geneva and transition back to the USA.
For those who haven't caught up on the major details, here are the basics:
- I am moving to New York in about a month. My two year contract in Geneva was set to expire later this year, and the middle of the summer was the most logical timing for a transition from a work perspective.
- I will still be working for the same company, but I am changing up my client portfolio, as well as my industry concentration.
- I do not yet have a place to live in NYC, but I will live in temporary housing when I first arrive.
Answers to other frequently asked questions:
- I am excited. I am nervous. I am happy. I am sad. It is a bittersweet time. I feel "ready" for the move back to the US, but there is so much that I will miss about my time in Geneva, as well as my time overseas in general.
- It is astonishing to think of how different things were / I was / life looked when I last lived in the United States. In one way, it feels like just yesterday, and on the other hand, it feels like a lifetime ago.
- The things I will miss the most about Geneva are my friends, the travel, and the work culture.
- The things I am most looking forward to about New York are my friends, boutique group fitness, and convenience.
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