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Building your own thing in a new country: a conversation with Shreya Kothari
A live conversation about starting something of your own while you settle abroad: what to sort out first, and what can wait.
Sat, Dec 19 · 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM IST
Starts in 54 days
About this session
Moving countries and building something of your own at the same time is a lot. In this live conversation, Shreya Kothari, founder of QuietAthlete, talks about how she thinks about sequencing: what has to be settled before anything else, what can wait a few months, and how to keep the move from swallowing the work.
We keep it practical and leave plenty of time for your questions.
What we will talk about#
- Which decisions to make before you move, and which to postpone
- Keeping a project alive through the first ninety days
- Money, time and energy: planning for all three
- Your questions
In collaboration with
With
Shreya Kothari
Founder, QuietAthlete
Shreya is the founder of QuietAthlete. She joins us to talk about building something of your own while you settle into a new country.
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The details
- When
- Sat, Dec 19 · 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM IST
- Length
- 1 hr 15 min
- Where
- Online
- Language
- English
- Price
- Free
- Places
- 188 of 200 left
- About
- United States, Canada
- Topics
- Jobs and careers
Agenda
7:00 PM
Welcome and introductions
7:10 PM
A conversation with Shreya Kothari
7:50 PM
Your questions
8:10 PM
Close
Who is speaking
Shreya Kothari
Founder, QuietAthlete
Joins us for a conversation about building something of your own while you settle abroad.
Who it is for
- Founders and freelancers planning a move
- Anyone who wants to keep their own project going abroad
What to bring
- A question for Shreya
How to join
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Accessibility
- Live captions are provided for online sessions.
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