WanderWomen: How High-Skilled Immigrant Women Thrive

You did everything "right." So why does it still feel wrong?

You built the career. Moved across continents. Navigated boardrooms and bureaucracy. You're grateful. Successful, even.

But under the surface? You're tired of shrinking. Of fitting in. Of silencing the parts of you that no longer fit the script.

WanderWomen is a candid and deeply personal journey through what it means to be a high-skilled immigrant woman in a world that celebrates your ambition but erases your complexity.

In this memoir-meets-manifesto, Shivangi Walke: TEDx speaker, leadership coach, and founder of one of Switzerland's top women-to-women mentoring organizations, pulls back the curtain on her own reinvention. Alongside stories from scores of remarkable high-skilled immigrant women across the globe, she reveals what it takes to thrive on your own terms.

Inside, you'll discover:

• Why "being grateful" can become a golden cage
• How cultural conditioning keeps us performing success instead of living it
• The hidden cost of invisibility at the top
• The three phases of reinvention: Navigate, Integrate, Elevate
• A call to reclaim your identity, ambition, and voice, without apology

Whether you're in year one of your immigration journey or year twenty, this book will give you words for what you've felt and a path to what's possible.

If you've ever whispered to yourself, "There has to be more than this," WanderWomen is your invitation to go find it.