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Fabio Thiele is a Master's of in Strategic Management student at RSM (Rotterdam School of Management). He  experienced both Brazilian's public university system and also had the opportunity to go in an exchange program in Germany during his bachelor years. He explores the advantages that he saw and how companies treated him differently due to the fact that he went abroad, and talks about the differences between the Bachelor and Master programs.

Georg Schissler is a half German half Georgian international student that lived his whole life in Indonesia. He moved to France two years ago without knowing how to speak French. He talks about how meditation and mindfulness have enabled him to feel accepted and home wherever he is. Enjoy!

Today I'm joined by one of my oldest friends and international student herself, Gabriella Monnerat. In this very interesting talk, she gives many tips and reflects on the mistakes she made not only when she moved to London to uni but also during her high school exchange in upstate New York. We talk in depth about what you bring with you and what you leave behind when living abroad. 

Today, I'm joined by my good friend and fellow Essec student, Lorenzo Salvador. He has been an international student from a young age and he's sharing with us what is like to always be on the go and how to be comfortable with being uncomfortable. He give us his tips and shares with us what is the hardest part of moving constantly. 

Today we talk with Brazilian Rowing Athlete Bernardo Timm Boggian which went to the Netherlands and after 6 months of living abroad, decided that he wanted to go back to his home country. We learn about what were his motivations to go in the first place, what did he learn there and why did he come back.

For my first interview I talked with Dico Tostes, who just happens to be my father and an international student himself. 23 years later, he walks us through how his own experience changed the course of his business and family life and what he believes is the most important thing to remember when you are in this moment of your life.

The end goal for an International student is to feel at home in some many places that he will always miss somewhere. On this episode we take a look at how can we get in touch with the place and people around us and how can we take the most advantage of living abroad. There are many tips and tricks on this podcast that will leave you wanting to leave you home and go outside, and that's is the end goal. 

Today we take a look at the benefits of studying abroad and living on your own. Understanding how to take the most advantage of this opportunity and learning about the traps that you should avoid.

We look at what is really like being an international student and give you tips and tricks to succeed.