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Ep 4: Priscilla Giovanny, Found Love, Passion, and Built a New Life in the French Alps
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Welcome to another episode of Indos Across Borders, the podcast where we dive into the unique stories and experiences of Indonesians living abroad. Today, we’re joined by Priscilla Giovanny, a Web and Graphic Designer at AppAsia Berhad, who also runs a thriving side business as a lash technician at Lavinia Beauty & Wellbeing in Voiron, France. In this episode, Priscilla shares her story of moving from bustling Kuala Lumpur to the serene foothills of the French Alps, where she discovered not just a new country, but a new lifestyle.
In this episode, we discussed:
- How Priscilla left Kuala Lumpur after meeting the love of her life, a Frenchman, and her transition to a slower, more peaceful life in Voiron
- The requirements of navigating the French visa process for marriage, and the patience it demands
- Priscilla’s unexpected passion for skiing, a hobby she picked up after moving to the French Alps
- Cultural differences in daily life—how booking appointments and handling schedules in France is far slower and more formal compared to the fast-paced efficiency of Indonesia
- The importance of doing your homework before moving abroad: why it’s essential to research the realities of living in a new country and not just romanticize the experience based on social media
- How learning new skills can lead to unexpected opportunities, just like Priscilla’s journey from graphic design to becoming a lash tech at a local beauty salon
"Living abroad isn’t always how it’s romanticized on social media. Stay patient, pursue your passions, and prepare ahead to avoid culture shock." - Priscilla Giovanny
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