Louise Ross

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About Louise Ross
Louise Ross is originally from Australia. She has lived abroad for 35 years, first in the U.K. and France, followed by the United States, where she completed graduate studies in Jungian Psychology. In 2014, she moved to Portugal and from 2015 to 2017, Louise was President of the Executive Board of International Women in Portugal (IWP), a social organisation with a fluctuating membership of 250 to 400 expatriate and immigrant women.
In 2019, she published: Women Who Walk: How 20 women from 16 countries came to live in Portugal. Women Who Walk explores the questions: What compels someone to leave their country of origin? What happens to them on the journey to the new place? And what causes them to land somewhere and decide to stay if not for the rest of their lives, then for an extended period? Because of the universal nature of 'the journey' the women take upon leaving their country of origin, Women Who Walk has appeal for expatriate and immigrant women everywhere.
In presentations to women's groups, book clubs and to the general public on topical themes in Women Who Walk, attendees frequently asked, "Will you write a similar book about men?" ...
The Winding Road to Portugal: 20 Men from 11 Countries Share Their Stories - a companion and comparative read to Women Who Walk - is now available on Amazon.
Her website is www.louiseross.com
In 2019, she published: Women Who Walk: How 20 women from 16 countries came to live in Portugal. Women Who Walk explores the questions: What compels someone to leave their country of origin? What happens to them on the journey to the new place? And what causes them to land somewhere and decide to stay if not for the rest of their lives, then for an extended period? Because of the universal nature of 'the journey' the women take upon leaving their country of origin, Women Who Walk has appeal for expatriate and immigrant women everywhere.
In presentations to women's groups, book clubs and to the general public on topical themes in Women Who Walk, attendees frequently asked, "Will you write a similar book about men?" ...
The Winding Road to Portugal: 20 Men from 11 Countries Share Their Stories - a companion and comparative read to Women Who Walk - is now available on Amazon.
Her website is www.louiseross.com
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Blog post“I’m truly settled here and I’ve created a life that I’m very happy with. If anything I would like to ramp up my writing and communications, perhaps a book, but one thing leads to another and we don’t necessarily choose our itinerary through life. I just hope I’ll still be doing what I’m doing in… Read More Real-life Stories of Moving to Portugal2 months ago Read more
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Blog postLouise Ross, author of The Winding Road to Portugal talks to Louise Wiles of Thriving Abroad about the rational for her book, how she approached gathering the stories and the themes that she drew from them.2 months ago Read more
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Blog post“I highly recommend this book to anyone who has moved to or temporarily lived in a different country, who has a loved one or friend who has done so, or who themselves dreams of doing so. The stories illuminate the joys and challenges of that journey and provide much food for thought.” Terri Myers, Amazon… Read More Rave Reviews for The Winding Road to Portugal3 months ago Read more
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Blog post20 Men from 11 Countries Share Their Stories. Louise Ross. How do men navigate life at a time fraught with great uncertainty and rapid change, working and moving country to country, on their own or with a family? Is their path easy, because they’re men, fortuned with greater liberties than women? Or do they encounter… Read More The Winding Road to Portugal4 months ago Read more
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Blog postLouise Ross, author of Women Who Walk, talks to Louise Wiles of Thriving Abroad. Enjoy this fascinating conversation where Louise shares: What she learned from these diverse stories. The personal benefit of documenting our own stories irrespective of whether we share them. The personal strengths and characteristics that Louise recognised in the personal stories – I am sure… Read More Thriving Abroad Podcast with Louise Ross, author of Women Who Walk1 year ago Read more
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Blog post“This book is not only for people who desire to live another life, but for people who want to feel inspired by those “blueprint breakers” who make it happen. Regardless of whether you move or not, this book will fill you with the power of possibility!” Virginia Walker on Amazon About the Book2 years ago Read more
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Blog postWHAT DO YOU DO WHEN you discover that you’re writing the wrong memoir? Well, if you are Louise Ross, you make the decision to write the right book. In this case, it was going from writing her own memoir to instead writing a collective one that includes the tales of the women she met in… Read More Louise Ross, author of Women Who Walk on writing the right book2 years ago Read more
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Blog postWhat was it that prompted you to write it? “Not long after moving to Portugal, I was hearing captivating personal stories from women in the international community, the caliber of which caused me to take stock of just how exciting and stimulating it was to be mingling with a group of worldly, educated, well-traveled and… Read More Louise Ross, author of Women Who Walk on Expat Focus2 years ago Read more
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What compels someone to leave their country of origin, which is the story before their departure? What happens to them on their journey to the new place, which is the story of getting from one place to another? And what causes them to finally land somewhere and decide to stay, if not for the rest of their lives, then for an extended period? Women Who Walk: How 20 Women from 16 Countries Came to Live in Portugal is a collection of 20 interviews with a diverse group of expatriate women. Their personal narratives tell tales of world travel and cultural immersion as a form of higher education, a vehicle for personal growth and expanded awareness of self and others, and an instrument for greater understanding and appreciation of the differences that today too often separate us. Readers will find these shared experiences, communicated honestly and openly, sometimes with humor, sometimes through tears of loss, courageous, uplifting, poignant and inspirational, a reassuring reflection of their own life journey.
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How do men navigate life at a time fraught with great uncertainty and rapid change, working and moving country to country, on their own or with a family? Is their path easy, because they’re men, fortuned with greater liberties than women? Or do they encounter a different set of challenges, faced with the complexities of what it means to be a man today? Twenty men from 11 countries, business creatives-cum-entrepreneurial self-starters, some of whom pulled themselves up by the bootstraps, succeeding by their own efforts, share the truth of making different, oftentimes difficult decisions and life choices, eschewing the prescriptive straight and narrow path for the winding road.
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