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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Randall Wixen built a successful life in Los Angeles-a career in music publishing, a home in the Santa Monica Mountains, and decades of adventure traveling the globe. But Los Angeles had become a city he no longer recognized: choked with traffic, obscenely expensive, and frantic in pace. As retirement approached, he and his wife Sharon began searching for somewhere to breathe-somewhere with better food, slower streets, and people who aren't in a constant rage.They didn't end up in Portugal or France or Greece, where many expats now land. What started as a practical quest for EU residency through one of Europe's lesser-known Golden Visa programs--Latvia's--turned into something neither of them expected: delight at a place they'd barely considered. Time-Out from America follows the Wixens through five months in Riga, told in real-time journal entries. Laugh at his fumbling Latvian, feel his frustration with bureaucracy, commiserate with his hip, and celebrate with him as he signs papers on an apartment. And ask yourself whether you've ever considered Riga, Latvia, as a place to settle.Funny, occasionally maddening, and more affecting than the author probably intended, this is a book about the courage of starting over, the pain of watching your home country change, and finding that the most unlikely address in Europe might just feel like home. In Time-Out from America, Randall Wixen shares how an unexpected move to Latvia transformed his search for the ideal retirement abroad into finding a second home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: New.

Couverture souple. Zustand: Très bon. Edition originale. Paris, aux éditions Alain-Paul Diaz et François Gleize, 2006 In-4 (33 cm x 25,50 cm), 88 pp. En feuilles, sous couvertures souples à rabats. Exemplaire en très bon état. Édition originale justifiée II sur papier Vélin de Rives. Tirage de tête. 3 compositions originales, en couleurs, à l'acrylique, par Pascal Le Gras, artiste peintre né en 1962, proche d'Hervé Di Rosa et du mouvement de la figuration libre. Signé au colophon par le poète et l'artiste. Typographie très soignée. Chaque exemplaire est unique. Signé par l'illustrateur. …

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. For decades, Randall Wixen built a life many would envy, a successful career in music publishing, a home in the Santa Monica Mountains, and adventures that carried him across the globe. But as retirement neared, Los Angeles no longer felt like home. The city he loved had become crowded, expensive, exhausting, and increasingly unfamiliar.Seeking a slower pace, better quality of life, and a fresh start, Randall and his wife Sharon began exploring their options. Portugal, France, and Greece all beckoned. Instead, a little-known opportunity in Latvia led them somewhere they had never seriously considered, and unexpectedly fell in love with.Part memoir, part travel journal, Time Out from America chronicles their five-month journey in Riga through candid, real-time diary entries. From wrestling with Latvian bureaucracy and stumbling through a new language to apartment hunting, health challenges, and cultural surprises, Randall shares the highs, lows, frustrations, and joys of building a new life abroad.Warm, witty, and deeply relatable, this is more than an expat story. It's a thoughtful reflection on reinvention, belonging, and the courage to embrace change when the familiar no longer fits. For anyone who has ever dreamed of starting over, or wondered what lies beyond America's borders, Time Out from America offers an inspiring and unexpectedly moving answer. In Time-Out from America, Randall Wixen shares how an unexpected move to Latvia transformed his search for the ideal retirement abroad into finding a second home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Randall Wixen built a successful life in Los Angeles-a career in music publishing, a home in the Santa Monica Mountains, and decades of adventure traveling the globe. But Los Angeles had become a city he no longer recognized: choked with traffic, obscenely expensive, and frantic in pace. As retirement approached, he and his wife Sharon began searching for somewhere to breathe-somewhere with better food, slower streets, and people who aren't in a constant rage.They didn't end up in Portugal or France or Greece, where many expats now land. What started as a practical quest for EU residency through one of Europe's lesser-known Golden Visa programs--Latvia's--turned into something neither of them expected: delight at a place they'd barely considered. Time-Out from America follows the Wixens through five months in Riga, told in real-time journal entries. Laugh at his fumbling Latvian, feel his frustration with bureaucracy, commiserate with his hip, and celebrate with him as he signs papers on an apartment. And ask yourself whether you've ever considered Riga, Latvia, as a place to settle.Funny, occasionally maddening, and more affecting than the author probably intended, this is a book about the courage of starting over, the pain of watching your home country change, and finding that the most unlikely address in Europe might just feel like home. In Time-Out from America, Randall Wixen shares how an unexpected move to Latvia transformed his search for the ideal retirement abroad into finding a second home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. After fifty years and more than 100,000 deals spanning music licenses, real estate, and major copyright agreements for songs you've heard in movies and commercials, Randall Wixen has learned what actually works when real money and real relationships are on the line, and he's put it all in this book.Wixen isn't providing a step-by-step system or a framework with a catchy acronym. Negotiation: Laugh and Learn is an honest, experience-driven guide to handling pressure, reading people, and finding outcomes that work in your favor. Wixen writes candidly about the deals that worked and the ones that fell apart, and what both taught him about holding his ground, letting something small go to get something bigger, and knowing the difference between the two.Most of us negotiate every day over contracts, car prices, salaries, and things much closer to home. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just someone who wants to stop leaving things on the table, this straight-talking book will change how you walk into every negotiation from here on out. Wixen adds no theories or gimmicks to these pages, just his hard-earned wisdom from spending a career in rooms where it counted. After fifty years and 100,000+ deals in music, real estate, and copyright, Randall D. Wixen shares hard-earned negotiation wisdom-no gimmicks, just what actually works. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Randall Wixen built a successful life in Los Angeles-a career in music publishing, a home in the Santa Monica Mountains, and decades of adventure traveling the globe. But Los Angeles had become a city he no longer recognized: choked with traffic, obscenely expensive, and frantic in pace. As retirement approached, he and his wife Sharon began searching for somewhere to breathe-somewhere with better food, slower streets, and people who aren't in a constant rage.They didn't end up in Portugal or France or Greece, where many expats now land. What started as a practical quest for EU residency through one of Europe's lesser-known Golden Visa programs--Latvia's--turned into something neither of them expected: delight at a place they'd barely considered. Time-Out from America follows the Wixens through five months in Riga, told in real-time journal entries. Laugh at his fumbling Latvian, feel his frustration with bureaucracy, commiserate with his hip, and celebrate with him as he signs papers on an apartment. And ask yourself whether you've ever considered Riga, Latvia, as a place to settle.Funny, occasionally maddening, and more affecting than the author probably intended, this is a book about the courage of starting over, the pain of watching your home country change, and finding that the most unlikely address in Europe might just feel like home. In Time-Out from America, Randall Wixen shares how an unexpected move to Latvia transformed his search for the ideal retirement abroad into finding a second home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Randall Wixen built a successful life in Los Angeles-a career in music publishing, a home in the Santa Monica Mountains, and decades of adventure traveling the globe. But Los Angeles had become a city he no longer recognized: choked with traffic, obscenely expensive, and frantic in pace. As retirement approached, he and his wife Sharon began searching for somewhere to breathe-somewhere with better food, slower streets, and people who aren't in a constant rage.They didn't end up in Portugal or France or Greece, where many expats now land. What started as a practical quest for EU residency through one of Europe's lesser-known Golden Visa programs--Latvia's--turned into something neither of them expected: delight at a place they'd barely considered. Time-Out from America follows the Wixens through five months in Riga, told in real-time journal entries. Laugh at his fumbling Latvian, feel his frustration with bureaucracy, commiserate with his hip, and celebrate with him as he signs papers on an apartment. And ask yourself whether you've ever considered Riga, Latvia, as a place to settle.Funny, occasionally maddening, and more affecting than the author probably intended, this is a book about the courage of starting over, the pain of watching your home country change, and finding that the most unlikely address in Europe might just feel like home.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. For decades, Randall Wixen built a life many would envy, a successful career in music publishing, a home in the Santa Monica Mountains, and adventures that carried him across the globe. But as retirement neared, Los Angeles no longer felt like home. The city he loved had become crowded, expensive, exhausting, and increasingly unfamiliar.Seeking a slower pace, better quality of life, and a fresh start, Randall and his wife Sharon began exploring their options. Portugal, France, and Greece all beckoned. Instead, a little-known opportunity in Latvia led them somewhere they had never seriously considered, and unexpectedly fell in love with.Part memoir, part travel journal, Time Out from America chronicles their five-month journey in Riga through candid, real-time diary entries. From wrestling with Latvian bureaucracy and stumbling through a new language to apartment hunting, health challenges, and cultural surprises, Randall shares the highs, lows, frustrations, and joys of building a new life abroad.Warm, witty, and deeply relatable, this is more than an expat story. It's a thoughtful reflection on reinvention, belonging, and the courage to embrace change when the familiar no longer fits. For anyone who has ever dreamed of starting over, or wondered what lies beyond America's borders, Time Out from America offers an inspiring and unexpectedly moving answer. In Time-Out from America, Randall Wixen shares how an unexpected move to Latvia transformed his search for the ideal retirement abroad into finding a second home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. For decades, Randall Wixen built a life many would envy, a successful career in music publishing, a home in the Santa Monica Mountains, and adventures that carried him across the globe. But as retirement neared, Los Angeles no longer felt like home. The city he loved had become crowded, expensive, exhausting, and increasingly unfamiliar.Seeking a slower pace, better quality of life, and a fresh start, Randall and his wife Sharon began exploring their options. Portugal, France, and Greece all beckoned. Instead, a little-known opportunity in Latvia led them somewhere they had never seriously considered, and unexpectedly fell in love with.Part memoir, part travel journal, Time Out from America chronicles their five-month journey in Riga through candid, real-time diary entries. From wrestling with Latvian bureaucracy and stumbling through a new language to apartment hunting, health challenges, and cultural surprises, Randall shares the highs, lows, frustrations, and joys of building a new life abroad.Warm, witty, and deeply relatable, this is more than an expat story. It's a thoughtful reflection on reinvention, belonging, and the courage to embrace change when the familiar no longer fits. For anyone who has ever dreamed of starting over, or wondered what lies beyond America's borders, Time Out from America offers an inspiring and unexpectedly moving answer. In Time-Out from America, Randall Wixen shares how an unexpected move to Latvia transformed his search for the ideal retirement abroad into finding a second home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Time-Out from America | A Journal About Getting a Golden Visa and Testing Out an Alternative Life in a New Country | Randall D. Wixen | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Paul Diaz | EAN 9798995113423 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…