the arrival paradox: why the life you built abroad wasn't enough

The culture of achievement gives us the complete tool set to build the life abroad we envisioned: the goals, the roadmap, the discipline. What it doesn't give us is a single tool for what comes after, when the expected feeling doesn't arrive with the achievement. This workshop names that experience and gives you a way to find where you stand in it, and what that place asks of you next. Who it's for This workshop is designed for high-achieving women who got everything they set out to build abroad, and still don't feel the fulfillment they expected. Key takeaway Participants leave with the map of the arrival paradox (its phases), knowing where they stand on it and what their phase asks of them next. About the facilitator Livia Araujo is the founder of Clarae Institute. Her work centers on the arrival paradox: the experience of building the life you planned abroad and finding the arrival doesn’t deliver what it promised. Before founding Clarae, she spent a decade in senior product management roles, leading teams and products across Latin America, North America, and Europe before settling in Vienna. She stepped off that track to build the programs she couldn’t find anywhere else, grounded in personality science and positive psychology.