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Visa Geeza At Home | Mandurah | Western Australia | World’s Best Kept Secret | 2016-17

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Visa Geeza At Home In Mandurah Western Australia This video showcases my hometown of Mandurah in Western Australia –  2016 / 2017. Visa Geeza at home in in Mandurah, WA! I’m sure you’ll agree with me, it’s the world’s best-kept secret! More about Mandurah below courtesy of chatGPT: A Coastal Gem Worth Exploring Mandurah, nestled […]

Hong Kong Visa Geeza – My Story in 10 Parts – 10 – The Next Few Years

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 In the connection economy, to show you are authentic, transparent and vulnerable you need everyone to know your story. So here’s mine (in ten parts!) finishing with … In this last session, part 10, I talk about what Martyn and I have planned for the next few years – including a trick or 2 up […]

Hong Kong Visa Geeza – My Story in 10 Parts – 9 – The Winning It Back Years

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 In the connection economy, to show you are authentic, transparent and vulnerable you need everyone to know your story. So here’s mine (in ten parts!) continuing with … In part 9, I talk about how Martyn and I were able to claw our way back from entrepreneurship oblivion once we understood how we would go […]

Hong Kong Visa Geeza – My Story in 10 Parts – 8 – The Losing It All Years

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 In the connection economy, to show you are authentic, transparent and vulnerable you need everyone to know your story. So here’s mine (in ten parts!) continuing with … In part 8, I talk about the lessons I learned between 2000 and 2010 in what I have couched as the Losing It All Years. My Story […]

Hong Kong Visa Geeza – My Story in 10 Parts – 7 – Moving to Australia

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In the connection economy, to show you are authentic, transparent and vulnerable you need everyone to know your story. So here’s mine (in ten parts!) continuing with … In part 7, I talk about how I decided to move my young family to Western Australia thereby beginning the regular 7.5 hour commute (without the jetlag!) […]

Hong Kong Visa Geeza – My Story in 10 Parts – 6 – The LL.B Consultancy Years

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In the connection economy, to show you are authentic, transparent and vulnerable you need everyone to know your story. So here’s mine (in ten parts!) continuing with … In part 6, I talk about how I got started in business in Hong Kong and the immigration practice I established way back in 1993. My Story […]

Hong Kong Visa Geeza – My Story in 10 Parts – 5 – The Law School Years

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In the connection economy, to show you are authentic, transparent and vulnerable you need everyone to know your story. So here’s mine (in ten parts!) continuing with … In part 5, I talk about how I went about commuting between Hong Kong and London for 4 years as I completed my legal education. My Story […]

Hong Kong Visa Geeza – My Story in 10 Parts – 4 – Preparing for Law School

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In the connection economy, to show you are authentic, transparent and vulnerable you need everyone to know your story. So here’s mine (in ten parts!) continuing with … In Part 4, I talk about how I went about getting into the law school of the London School of Economics as a mature student in 1989. […]

Hong Kong Visa Geeza – My Story in 10 Parts – 3 – Moving to Hong Kong

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In the connection economy, to show you are authentic, transparent and vulnerable you need everyone to know your story. So here’s mine (in ten parts!) continuing with … In Part 3, I talk about how I ended up moving to Hong Kong in 1987. My Story in 10 Parts Part 1 – Childhood & Flee-ing […]

Hong Kong Visa Geeza – My Story in 10 Parts – 2 – The Backpacking Years

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In the connection economy, to show you are authentic, transparent and vulnerable you need everyone to know your story. So here’s mine (in ten parts!) continuing with … In Part 2, I talk about my formative years (17~25) when I lived and worked in Israel, Australia and Japan. My Story in 10 Parts Part 1 […]