Global Life Project
Sonaya Williams, Karen Karbo, VivianGlobal life without fantasy. Structured decision frameworks and operational strategy for established founders building stability before living abroad.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 152 | Subscribers | Read | globallifeproject.com |
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
For established founders considering life beyond the U.S. I’m a Fractional COO sharing the decision frameworks, operational strategy, and lived experience behind building a stable business and an intentional global life. Based in Doha.
Karen Karbo is a bestselling author, teacher, and founder of Come to Your Senses Writing Retreats. In 2019, she arrived in the south of France with five wheelie bags, a newly minted residency permit, and the urge to say no.
American currently living in a city by the sea in Portugal; successful litigator turned professional home organizing business owner; reader of all the books; lover of big, bright, bold, gallery walls; and lazy river floating champion.
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