Dear Reader,

Two big things for us this week...

First, we just celebrated episode 150 of the podcast, wow, time flies! I started this almost 5 years ago and it has grown to a worldwide community of expats and expat hopefuls. Thank you so much for your support and tuning in every week to hear stories from expats around the world.

And second, I spoke on the phone this week with Jennings Wright and thanks to the amazing generosity of our subscribers, Ten Eighteen (who Expat Money is now an official sponsor of) has been able to grow!

As Jennings explained in her interview on my show, Ten Eighteen runs halfway houses in Uganda’s largest slum of Namuwongo in Kampala. At the current capacity, the crisis-intervention Ross House can accommodate three teenage mothers and their children for a 4-5 month stay. 

However, thanks to YOU, they have been able to expand their facility on the current property. The Ross House will double its capacity to six!

Add to that, Skills for Life, the vocational school that trains teen moms and girls in hairdressing and tailoring, will be able to add an advanced tailoring class as well as a literacy class for the students (most have never been to school and don’t speak English, which is Uganda’s official language). And they’ll still have space to grow - you can subscribe to Ten Eighteen's newsletter at the bottom of THIS PAGE to learn more about their programs and how you can help.

Remember, 100% of donations to Ten Eighteen Uganda goes to the programs, and the average turnaround from donation to the program is 5-days.

And recently I was able to introduce Jennings and help to get Ten Eighteen's first project up on DonorSee, which is founded by our upcoming podcast guest Gret Glyer. This project will fund a small skills/one-day workshop for 5 teen moms/girls to learn to make liquid soap, shampoo, and samosas in order to start small businesses of their own immediately.

Thank you to everyone who has listened to the episode and supported our nonprofit of choice, you are amazing!

Okay, that's my update this week, now let's get into all the content :)

Please click the links below to read/listen/watch everything we did this week at Expat Money, enjoy!

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Reaping Maximum Profits from the New Data Economy of the 2020s and Web 3.0

Saturday we hosted our half-day workshop with my friends Marco and Arthur. This was open to all my private clients and anyone who subscribed to Marco's blockchain newsletter Project Serenity. We went for over 4 hours and it was a huge success, I have already received tons of feedback on how valuable the presentation was, so thank you to those that attended and helped make it such a good day.

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How To Raise Your Children To Be Multilingual – Sarah Tarvin

Monday we released the video from my interview with Sarah Tarvin who does language acquisition and goal achievement coaching and currently speaks 8 languages: English, German, French, Mandarin, Japanese, Spanish, Hindi and Arabic, but most impressive is that she is a mother to an adventurous toddler, with whom she speaks 6 of these languages! In this video, we discuss the best ways to raise your child to be multilingual. Click Here To Watch...

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EP 150: Six Months In Florianópolis, Brazil – Complete Update

Wednesday we released episode 150 of the podcast and I gave a full update of everything that is going on for us in Brazil as well as many insights on what life is like as an expat in Brazil. If you want to learn about Brazil and get a glimpse of what your life could be like here for you as an expat, then I highly encourage you to check out this episode either on YouTube or on your favourite podcasting app. Click Here To Learn More...

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Go Remote Employment Course

Thursday I wrote to tell you about my friend Marisa Meddin's new course and the special offer she is doing for all Expat Money subscribers. In a nutshell, you can gain access to her complete course that will help you secure the best remote work jobs at the highest pay with the most amount of flexibility possible for a 15% discount this week! Add to that, we are going to do a special AMA call for everyone who subscribes this week to her course so you can ask Marisa and me all your questions LIVE about working remote. Click Here To Learn More...

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Most Popular Threads In Our Private Facebook Group: The Expat Money Forum

• Raymond asks: Which country is most likely to resist authoritarian rule due to world hysteria? He shares news articles coming out of Vietnam. Click Here To Read...

• Stuart asks: For those of you that use crypto, which exchanges sell crypto to USD in Panama? Click Here To Read The Responses...

• Update about Malaysia: New reasons have been released for changing the Malaysia MM2H visa. They are citing expat's bad behaviour and lack of moral virtue in their country. It's reported they are not interested in Westerner Liberal Views and are purposefully pushing people out with the recent changes made to the program. Click Here To Read More...

• Derek asks: Do most countries consider trading income (Stocks, forex etc.) as in-country income? ie subject to personal taxes in the country of residence? If so, do they consider this income or capital gains? Click Here To Respond...

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That's it, another big week! I hope you enjoyed all the content I put out this week and got some real value out of it. Have an amazing weekend.

Talk soon,

Mikkel 

PS. Interested in supporting my work so I can create all this original expat content for you??? Then grab my book on Amazon and give me a 5-Star review, it actually matters! Click Here To Buy Now

PPS. My family and I are leaving Brazil next week and heading home to Panama, I will report on how the process is of getting out of Brazil and into Panama for those that are interested in these countries, stay tuned!