I greatly enjoy listening to Linda on ‘Finding Your Happiness’ radio show. What I took away from it the most is that we could be saying we have certain goals but those goals don’t speak out in our environment. I will definitely be front and center for Linda’s next lecture.

Last week was one of our best radio shows to date. Linda taught us how to be a chameleon and shared her expertise on how to integrate into a new environment. Whether you are moving to a new country or just decorating your personal space you should seek the wise counsel of Linda Lynch-Johnson.

I have to tell you how listening to her life story was very fascinating. As someone that is coming from the Middle East and growing up in the Israeli “West Bank” I felt connected to your story and wanted to hear more! I learned a lot from your pretension today, especially about your important key – “change” the we need to change in order to fit in a new place, such as new country or a new job, and to know and learn more in order to succeeded.

Very eloquent speaker. Easy to listen to and very informative. A fabulous eye-opener.

All I can say is that Linda is amazing! She brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her work with organizations on how to go from survival to “thrival” mode in the international workplace. Linda has not only studied how to succeed as an American doing business abroad, she has lived it for much of her life. I feel more confident accessing the international market with Linda as my guide.

Linda’s comments on the John Polish radio program on how she was able to adapt into Saudi culture were given with humor, wit, and intelligence. She is a fabulous storyteller. Linda is an asset for companies helping their employees adapt to any environment.

Your stories were really inspiring and I loved what you had to say. During your presentation you gave us a piece of advice that had never occurred to me before, that we have to make change work for us not against us. You also talked about how most overseas business ventured fail because people cannot adapt to their new surroundings. Your presentation about the Adapter Factor has really changed my mind on my doubt and made me feel more confident of my future adventures.