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My name is Stone Gye.

I am an African-American that grew up in Japan and now an expat for the past 15 years in Australia.
I am a US combat veteran with 11 years of service during the first gulf war.
I am also a father and a full-time medical student.

What happens in America has an impact on the entire planet and on you.

There are more than 9 million expats globally.

Are you open to having even more prosperity in your life?
Do you have everything available to have all the experiences that are important to you?
What do you want more of for you and your family?
If you reached out to your representative in government, are they able to support you with your needs?
If not, what are your expectations of them?

According to Federal Voting Assistance Program research, only 4% of the existing expat population votes. This can suggest expats do not feel their contribution matters. Perhaps you have apathy because you are getting better services in your host country than in the US.

Whatever your reason to engage or not engage, this initiative is designed for you to meet your needs. It is to open dialogue and to create a safe space for you to share your experiences and open the way for more prosperity in your life.

Regardless of your living in CONUS, you are a human being and deserve to be acknowledged and to thrive in a manner that enlivens you.

This campaign will be used to develop the expat community locally and internationally in a way that supports you. We intend to provide fun and enriching gamification as a means to educate you on your next steps to having more and being represented.

Our contribution and service matter.

Having lived in Australia for 15 years and observed the impact of decisions in the US, I can not opt-out feeling my voice does not make a difference.

All of us matter and we owe it to our family, our children and most of all our selves to stand and be heard. Your contribution means that the specific concerns you have for growth will be heard and acted upon immediately.

Specifically, your contributions will be used to connect the global expat community, give it a voice and be a part of the decision making process. As ambassadors of the US in our host country, we are more aware than most of nationalism contrasted with globalism and the impact of both filters on our lives and our communities.

Before we are American, we are citizens of this planet. We are human beings. We deserve to prosper in Love and cause our communities to thrive.