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FREE GUIDE

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FREE GUIDE ✈︎

FREE Guide

HOW TO STOP FEELING STUCK ABOUT YOUR NEXT RELOCATION

In this guide you will:

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Name your biggest fear about moving (you probably already know it, but it helps to see it written down)

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Explore where it comes from and how it shows up in your body, your thoughts, and your decisions

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Reflect on what’s true now, not what fear tells you might happen

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Start hearing from other parts of yourself. Like curiosity, calm, courage, and self-trust

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I’m guessing this isn’t the first time you’ve tried to figure this out?

You’ve probably already:

→ Made endless pros and cons lists (but felt just as unsure afterwards)

→ Tried to “logic” your way through the fear (only to spiral deeper into what-ifs)

→ Asked friends, family, or even strangers online for advice (which only made things more confusing)

→ Told yourself to “be brave” and “just decide already” (but still feel frozen)

If that’s you, you’re not doing anything wrong.

This isn’t about being more decisive or doing more research.

It’s about understanding what’s really behind the stuckness — the fear, the patterns, the pressure — and finding a steadier way to move forward.

That’s exactly what this guide helps you do.

Not by giving you the “right” answer, but by helping you hear your own.

Past clients have told me…

  • “I didn’t realise how much fear was running the show...”

  • “I finally put into words what had been swirling in my head for months.”

  • “I saw how often I fall into the same patterns when I’m scared.”

  • “I felt calmer, it gave me space to think clearly.”

  • “I stopped pressuring myself to have all the answers right now.”

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meet your coach

Hey! I’m Hannah Balint

Relocation & Clarity Coach

I help people who feel stuck in the indecision of whether or not to move—abroad, back home, or somewhere completely new.

If you’re deep in research mode, torn between options, and quietly panicking that you’ll make the wrong choice, you’re not alone.

This guide is a gentle way to begin.
It helps you untangle the fear and hear what you already know beneath the noise.

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Ready to trust yourself again?

Pop your details in below and get instant access to the free guide. It’s time to stop spiralling and start listening to yourself again.

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