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home-sweet-mexico.com Live or
Retire
in Mexico:  A Practical, Detailed Guide So
you want to learn the trick to retire in Mexico? I've lived in Mexico
on a budget for 7 years and after
accumulating a set of
hard-earned how-to knowledge, I developed a helpful
e-book.  My
book
Mexico:
The Trick is Living Here 
will help you live or retire (or travel
extensively) in
Mexico. It will help you answer the questions you have
about cost of living by giving example costs and clear
descriptions of
what you get for your peso in Mexico.  This book will help you
envision what your life might be like once you retire in Mexico. Quick Guide to Mexico: The Trick is Living Here Second Edition
-Over 140
pages. -16 pages of
cultural
info. -The cost of
living in
Mexico. -How-to
information on...    choosing a house    health care    getting a phone    traveling by bus    driving     doing
laundry    banking -Discussion of
culture-shock.
-Humorous
insider's view.
-The
author's anecdotes. -official
transactions    including...     getting your
FM3    getting birth certificates     receiving social security     For more info. see       the table
of contents -Just for
Canadians...     residency
planning     birth certificates    issues unique to
Canadians -Health
care in
Mexico. -13
full-color photographs. -A Day
of the Dead photo    gallery. -Easy to
read Adobe
Acrobat    format.
Learn
more about the book To be honest, when you live or retire in Mexico,
the first
year is especially difficult -- worth it, but difficult.  I
found
my first year full of challenges and culture shock. Everything seemed
so hard as I figured it out for myself. A practical guidebook full of
how-to details would have been a huge help for me.
Now, I have expanded Mexico:
The Trick is Living Here and created a second
edition. Many of my readers are Canadian, so I have added
two sections just for Canadian snow birds looking to live in Mexico. I
have also
added more information about
the cost of living, driving in Mexico, health care and doing paperwork
in Mexico,
among other things. Here
is the table
of contents
of
Mexico:
The Trick is Living Here Second
Edition so that
you can see the types of practical
things I've included. 
(Notice
the unique section on cultural information, available
nowhere
else in print or on the web.)
For
a few dollars you can have this detailed handbook at your side
during the months of planning as well as the first year of
your stay in
Mexico.  It's a lot cheaper than a failed move to Mexico!
 Lots of my readers contact me and tell me how they have read
and re-read sections that were particularily useful to them.
Purchase
Now The first person to read Mexico:
The Trick is Living Here
was a Canadian expatriate.  Here are her comments: Dear Julia:
"I was really excited to read the e-book.  I had a
few ... 'ah-ha moments' as I read along.  It felt good
to know that I
am not alone in this and that the way I feel about things is
normal! 
It wasn't just that but... I feel pretty helpless about doing
things most of the time here... I have always been
independent. 
Now I can't do things without [my Mexican friend's] help.  You
helped me to see that I will be able to (no matter how different the
process is here!) 
"I
think that you have a real talent for speaking the truth without
offending....I wish I could do that. ...I pulled my inflatable bed up
to my laptop on fruit crates and bunked down and read the whole thing!
...
"The
other thing was that I thought that you had a really nice flow to it
all.  I just kept
reading with ease. I think it is fabulous and I am totally
inspired."
--Cheryl Allaby, Canadian expatriate living in Mexico Like Cheryl, I wanted to know that what I was feeling was normal.
 
There
is
no other source like Mexico:
The Trick is Living Here Second Edition
I
read things written by others who had supposedly "lived" here. I wanted
affirmation that the
culture shock I was experiencing was normal, strategies for handling
new experiences, and to know how to get
my household set up.
I got none of
this.  I
found that what others wrote showed them living as
Americans in Mexico--apart from the Mexicans that surrounded
them. But
I hadn't moved to Mexico to remain separate from Mexicans and I didn't
have the money to live the same way I had lived in the U.S. I
finally
decided to write the
book I needed, so that I could share what I learned with others. 
The
result
is Mexico:
The Trick is Living Here
and I'm confident that it will give you the practical "how-to"
information you need and truly enrich your experience in
Mexico.  And
it's funny, too!
Did
you know that the culture will even effect the quality of your mail
service? Click
here to read a special
preview of the e-book.
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Getting
Beyond the
Hype
I'm
sure you've noticed that most of what you read about Mexico on the
Internet and in books is all about how cheap it is or how perfect the
weather is.  But
you're not cheap. That's no
reason to move to another country. 
Is
weather really that important? After all, you could just move to New
Mexico or Hawaii and have good weather without the international
experience. 
You
would embark
on the international experience because Mexico itself has something to
offer you, right? But
it's hard to know what
exactly it is that Mexico has to offer. 
You recognize the "cheap Mexico" and "Mexico
is paradise" hype for what it is.  Hype.  You are
left with a desire to get beneath the surface and find
out more about
what it is really
like to live or retire in Mexico. Click
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preview of the e-book Getting
Underneath
the Shallow Images of Mexico
Let's
face it, we get two
opposite messages about Mexico.  Message
number 1 is sponsored
by
the tourism industry. They want
to sell us piña
coladas under palapas.  For
them Mexico is a "cheap paradise." 
Hmmm. Not your idea of a real life?  Do you suspect some
ulterior motive behind this message? The Trick's Unique Approach to Cost of Living:
Well, YOU ARE RIGHT to be suspicious. Yes, you can live for
less in Mexico, but you may not want to. I include real cost estimates throughout my
book for things such as doctor visits. I also have an
entire sub-section dedicated to a clear, detailed description of the cost
of living and what you get for your peso. I use
a holistic "lifestyle" concept that first gives a cost range
for each "lifestyle level," then gives specific details -- such as
having to buy your own kitchen cupboards -- that let the reader figure
out which cost of living
range they would like to be in. Message number 2 is a
little scary.  This
one comes
from the news
media. 
Mexico
is a poor, third-world country where the government is
corrupt. 
...Oh, and lots of drugs
are grown and sold here.  Not
your idea of a comfortable life?
I deal with the issue of safety and give tips for safety that
work in Mexico. They are things I learned from my Mexican husband and
neighbors and are really special for my readers because they are not
things that people from the U.S. and Canada would normally think of.
Do
you know how to get phone service in a country where
having a phone is a luxury?
Click
here to read a special
preview of
the e-book
Do
you know what a croquis
is? Those
questions and many more like them are what I
address in Mexico:
The Trick is Living Here.  I'm
not employed by either the tourism industry nor the news media.
 The "how-to" information I include in my
e-book is based on my
real-life experiences. I know what a person needs when they live or
retire in Mexico because I've lived the experience.
The
book covers the things that you will experience in the
first months when you live or retire in Mexico.  It
includes the
information you will need if you are going to stay on your own.
 It is ideal for those living at least 2 to 12 months in
Mexico. If you are
going to live here, it will be
invaluable in getting your home set up and making you comfortable in
your new Mexican residence.  
If
you are just coming for an
extended stay, it is still highly recommendable because of its focus on
getting around, communicating with family and friends back home, eating
well and safely, connecting with the community, etc. Purchase
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Will
you need more information in order to figure out how to move to Mexico?
Of course. Any move, especially one to a new country, requires planning
in many areas of your life.
And guess what? Mexico is a place where
planning is practically futile.  Mexico
can pull apart the most carefully made plans in minutes!  This
e-book shows you how to roll with
the punches and take Mexico in stride. If
you
decide to read Mexico:
The Trick is Living Here Second
Edition it will
help you through the difficult first months when
everything
is new and culture shock can get you down.
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When
You Purchase Mexico:
The Trick is Living Here
Second Edition you get... Over 140
pages
of
original, richly descriptive text. 16 pages devoted
entirely to cultural
information. Useful descriptions of the cost of living in
Mexico. A unique "lifestyle" approach is employed in which the
cost of living is discussed in a holistic framework. It helps
the reader to figure out the difference between the cost of basic
necessities and the cost for certain "luxuries" they may wish to enjoy
in Mexico. 
This book is a God-send to all those who write and ask me
something along the lines of "I have a fixed income of such and such.
Can I live on that in Mexico and maintain my...

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