You just received
orders for your next duty station: Europe.
Now, on top of
figuring out the stresses of a PCS, you have to adjust to life in a foreign
country! The fear and panic start to already creep in as you wonder
what life is going to bring you in the next few years.
Being stationed abroad
is one of the best things that can happen to you if you look at it from the
right perspective and have a good attitude. Sure, you are an ocean away
from Target (oh, and your family and friends), but you are also a matter of
minutes away from a side of the world that most people only dream of being able
to go to. This is exactly why "So You Got Stationed Overseas:
Why you NEED to make travel a part of your short PCS
abroad" is the
perfect resource for anyone facing an upcoming PCS to Europe.
Whether you just got
your orders or are already stationed abroad in Europe, now is the time to start
thinking about how to make the most of your short time abroad. Getting
out and traveling can be the difference between loving your new duty station
and hating all life as we know it. Don't let fears of the unknowns,
different languages and foreign cultures keep you holed up inside your house.
After all, with THAT kind of outlook- who wouldn't hate that duty
station?
So, you got stationed
overseas.
Which side of the camp
are you going DECIDE to be in. Are you going to hate the next several
years of your life missing the 24 hour conveniences of the US, mope about
language barriers and complain about strange foods. OR, are you going to
live the next few years to the fullest sipping on wine in Venice, having a
picnic under the Eiffel Tower and exploring cultures and sites that most people
only dream of being able to see!?
Are you moving to
Europe for your next duty station? Know someone who is? Shouldn’t everyone moving abroad have the
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About the Author
LeAnna Brown currently
helps fellow travelers learn how to travel on a tight budget and
Travel Hack through her blog, EconomicalExcursionists.com. After
almost 40 countries and 90 new cities down in five years and only a few
thousand dollars spent a year on travel, they have learned to penny pinch their
way to a bare minimalist lifestyle to help them see and appreciate the
world.
You can get daily
dosages of travel tips and motivation by "Liking" Economical Excrusionists on Facebook or follow her on twitter @EconExcursion.
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