In part one of this blog post, “who to inform of your arrival in your home country” I stated few problems that are common to travelers planning to settle down at home. Since that day, I have been receiving mails from members and non-members of Travelers Club, querying my refusal to list the categories of who to inform and who not to inform of your arrival. I am sure you mean to know those who should know about your arrival and who shouldn’t know; Let me start with a quote from late Pa Abraham Adesanya when he said “when two men go into the room to discuss on an issue of controversy, and later come out laughing, its no doubt that they’ve both lied to themselves. But if they come out franking, they must have said the truth to themselves”. The people I will recommend to you are those that might not necessarily come to your mind as you plan your home coming. But never mind, you’ll be glad you meet them, as you’ll also enjoy their expertise. And as to who shouldn’t know of your home coming, this is within your discretion. BUT I will want you to make use of the word of V., author the book, A guide to corporate Machiavelli, when he said “do business with strangers as if they were brothers and with Brothers as if they were strangers”. What this means is that you will need to open-up to those strangers I will recommend, and be careful with family and friends. Now to the business;
Who to inform of your arrival:
There are professionals, they are available on-site and online. You can research them from anywhere in the world. I am recommending those; Relationship consultants, Financial management consultants, building and civil engineering consultants, relocation experts, estate managers, family re-union experts, marriage councilors, business development consultants, pre-shipment consultants, religion leaders (clergy men), home decorators, family health consultants, and carrier advisers, etc… those are the categories of people you need to inform of your arrival / your home coming. They are far cheaper fee takers compare to those family and friends. Don’t doubt it. All you need is to open-up to them. After all they are available to anybody to provide service in exchange for money. Plan your home coming for good! Remember “Money is better than poverty, if only for financial reasons. – Woody Allen (b. 1935) American Filmmaker”. Services and contact details, including useful links of those important for your success at home can be found in my book. Just continue to follow us on this platform and Watch out for my book “A guide to home and abroad management for travels”, where I gave a complete insight- Step by step strategic approach and practical experience lessons for home coming travelers. Follow us on face book. Please don't forget to ask questions. You can also leave your comments below. I will be glad you did.
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