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Go Global! was launched last September yet continues to generate significant media attention. Latest buzz in the Wall Street Journal, Upstart Business Journal and Fabulous Magazine!

Global education doesn’t have to be something formal or solely academic. We can learn about each other on a human level through sharing of culture, especially foods.

In my new book, Go Global! Launching an International Career, I provide practical tips on how to prepare for and launch an international career. It includes a full-length chapter on launching a career in China. Don’t miss it!

Go Global! hits the eShelves this week, selling for $4.99. Filled with practical advice and job-seeking strategies, this book is the go-to resource for anyone looking to make a mark in today’s global economy. From high school students to mid-career professionals, Go Global! will make a difference!

A short tour of Central America -- Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama -- was a great opportunity to teach our girls how to travel with the added bonus of daily Spanish language use.

Although living abroad has its challenges, it can also be a terrific, mind-opening experience that enhances both your personal and professional lives. Consider the possibilities and take the leap to go global.

A very long but interesting book about T.E. Lawrence, aka “Lawrence of Arabia”. It’s a real jewel and offers so much relevant to today’s global events.

When I speak to professional women at all levels across various industries, I still hear many reasons why women think they, in particular, "can't" go abroad. But going global deserves a serious look.

Washington Post columnist Selena Rezvani highlights "Get Ahead By Going Abroad" in her piece in which she emphasizes the benefits of working abroad for women.