About
About Me
My Story
Hi, I’m Slagjana — wife, mom of two, soul-searcher and SEO strategist.
Szia and welcome to my little corner of the internet. I’m originally from Macedonia, and after ten beautiful, challenging, and transformative years living in Malta, I’ve recently moved to Budapest with my Hungarian husband and our two children — a boy and a girl who fill my days with love, chaos, and laughter.
In November 2024, we packed our lives and stepped into a new chapter. New country. New language. New rhythms. New everything.
I created Szia Soul as a space to document this journey — to process the messiness of change, reconnect with my voice, and share everything I’ve learned (and am still learning) along the way.
🌍 Why I Started This Website
Moving to a new country — especially as a mother and a foreigner — can feel incredibly lonely. And at times, overwhelming.
I wanted to create a digital home that feels like a deep breath — a space for connection, for learning, for growing. I believe in storytelling, soul-centered living, and in making digital spaces that nurture, not exhaust.
Through Szia Soul, I hope to build a bridge — between people, places, and possibilities.
💜 What You’ll Find Here
This is more than just a blog — it’s a soulful portal for women, expats, mothers, creatives, and anyone navigating life transitions.
Here, I share:
🏞️ Bits of everyday magic — hikes, cozy cafés, rituals, and quiet discoveries
💻 Practical content on SEO, digital strategy, and working remotely
🧭 Honest reflections on expat life, identity, and adaptation
🧘♀️ My love for spirituality, alternative healing, and emotional wellness
📚 Book recommendations, travel stories, and life lessons
Quick fact box
📍 From: Macedonia
🗺️ Lived: Malta (2015–2025) → Budapest (since Nov 2024)
👩👧👦 Family: Married to a Hungarian, mom of 2
🧠 Work: SEO consultant, content strategist
💜 Loves: Books, nature, hiking, energy healing, quiet mornings, loud laughter
🎧 Learning: Hungarian (wish me luck!)
💌 Let’s Connect
Whether you’re a fellow expat, a woman searching for meaning, or just someone curious about mindful living, you are truly welcome here.
Pull up a chair, browse the blog, send me a message, or just breathe a little slower.
You’re not alone.
And this — all of it — is part of the journey.