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I was once an Immigration like you!

A young woman who dreamt of making something work for her.

My reasons to move to Canada were the usual ‘Canadian dream’ and ‘be a McDo crew’

One of the biggest reasons I chose to move to a new country was -

To help my family have a better respect from the community

To prove my mettle to myself

To know I can try to embrace a new culture, new people, new place

To have a family with me in Canada

I could have chosen any other country but there was a distinct difference I observed in terms of growth and expanding my wings, that gave my ambitions the flight it needed.

But, I wanted to explore the opportunities in NORTH AMERICA 1st because of my friend pioneering a life here in Canada nothing deeper until I experience the goodness of the -

Government support

Welcoming ambience

Building connections

Immense learning

It is always not easy at first but I was determined not to never give up as long as I survive!

In terms of LIFE & WORK, my reasons zeroed in to settling in Canada. (and I have never looked back)

Today, I am glad I made this decision because I have seen a difference in the way I -

Think

Perceive

Understand

Conduct myself

Speak

To grow from JUST an employee to an Immigration Law Specialist and a Businesswoman who dreamed of financial freedom.

My 6th sense takeaways after spending a considerable time in Canada ( 2 decades yay)

You can learn the ropes of business and give yourself opportunities to grow only if YOU want to

You are the only one who can change YOUR fate and turn things around for YOURSELF, not your friends, not your family

Members- only YOU!

So, here’s what I leave you with today

What were or are your reasons to move to Canada (or a new place)?

How do you perceive business, growth, and personal transformation?

Do not Procrastinate

Learning is continuous , it never stop

Don’t treat your employees and workers below the minimum respect and their salary rather be generous, it will never a loss!

Remember, I was once an immigrant who dared to turn things around for herself.


Are you doing the same for yourself?!

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