Susie Chau Embraces Travel as a Life-Changing Education Experience for Families

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In this conversation, travel expert Susie Chow discusses the transformative power of long-term travel for families, emphasizing the importance of experiential learning and cultural exposure. She shares her personal journey from a conventional career to founding her travel business, highlighting how travel can foster personal growth and empathy in children. The discussion covers practical aspects of planning extended travel, including educational options, overcoming common obstacles, and the growing trend of families considering international relocation. Susie encourages families to take small steps towards travel, suggesting that even a month-long trip can provide valuable insights and experiences.

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About our guest:

Susie Chau, founder of Carpe Diem Traveler, helps families map out a 1+ month adventure abroad that aligns with the life they *actually* want - without quitting everything.  Susie has taken three month long sabbaticals as both an employee and an entrepreneur, plus a yearlong sabbatical to all 7 continents with her husband.  With a background in Management Consulting, she blends strategy with soul to guide families through the leap into long-term travel and create intentional travel itineraries.

Susie has been recognized by Condé Nast Traveler magazine as a Top Travel Specialist since 2021.

Find her at:

Website: https://carpediemtraveler.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carpediemtraveler/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carpediemtraveler
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susiechau/

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