Need to put some extra gratitude in your tool kit as you begin 2015 in China? If so, tune in to this week’s wrap up as your host, Ally Mona walks through 9 different ways to consider gratitude. A half-baked ‘thanks’ doesn’t do it when it comes to gratitude.   [/vc_row]

Lexie hails from the UK, and studied Mandarin at the University of Cambridge, before heading into what she thought would be a dream job in the corporate world in London. The brief stint there convinced Lexie that it was not her cup of tea at all, and so she moved to Beijing in late 2009 […]

Debbie has spent over 28 years across Asia Pacific within people service companies, being an Efficiency Expert – which means taking the pain out of implementing projects on time & within budgets set by management. She thrives on making hard tasks happen and sorting out the headache of “change” management so that companies & individuals […]

Michael is an Apple Distinguished Educator, entrepreneur, podcaster, and technology coach. He recently co-founded Innovative Professional Development, an online PD platform, with the mission of facilitating outstanding professional growth opportunities for all teachers. Michael has a teenage son with profound autism and is keenly interested in the special needs community and its population of diverse […]

Ally is a wife, a mama, a learner, an entrepreneur, and most recently, a podcast host! Tune into this week’s wrap-up session to hear the brief history of the Limitless Project and insight into Ally’s top lessons learned thus far. If you’ve not noticed yet, definitely note that each Friday will be a little different […]

Norbert is a young African professional with over 10 years of experience in China. A Rwandan national, Norbert speaks 6 languages including Chinese, French and English and has 6 years’ experience in Chinese investments in Africa, working with such prestigious institutions as China Development Bank and Exim Bank. He is a co-founder of YAPS (Young […]

Originally from Germany, Eric studied in France at INSEAD, in the UK at Warwick University and in the US at Wharton. His corporate career took him to Asia at the age of 23 with working assignments in Taiwan, India, and Mainland China. During the last 25 years, Eric negotiated joint ventures, established a holding company, […]

Mike is an app developer, having recently made the jump from an eclectic career that has included consulting, dancing, writing, and occasional gigs with startups. He and his wife have been living in Shanghai for nearly three years. Also, Mike is Canadian, and he’s pretty proud of that. No matter how limited my resources may […]

Amanda is passionate about helping expats, particularly trailing spouses, figure out what the heck their new identity is now that they’ve packed up and and jumped on a plane. Not only are you now in unfamiliar surroundings, but quite often you can find yourself in unfamiliar shoes, trying to figure out how to navigate your […]

Lola studied journalism in Spain for three years and one year of marketing in Belgium. After that, she came to Beijing to do an internship in the press department of the Spanish embassy. She loved her time in Beijing so much that she wanted to stay in China. About a year and a half later […]