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Rachit Kushwaha’s ‘Behind the Dreams’ online show offers self-help advice from successful immigrants living in New ZealandMigrant Tales
Migrant Tales The man who left business to serve the communityMr Suchdev continues to work harder for the betterment of Indian migrants in Auckland. Indian Weekender spoke to the veteran who started his journey as a migrant businessman and then chose to be a full-time social worker.
Migrant Tales Learning the mantra of success from Shivam VermaWell, there is an incredible support from my family and my wife Nikita has been my backbone. I would work all day at the clinics and then sit with my laptop doing market research.
Migrant Tales “Dauntless spirit and focus leads to success”Recalling his journey Balwant Singh shares that it took him atleast three months to get a proper job which was that of a Bus Operator. He joined as a Bus Operator and drove around for an year and a half before getting promoted.
Migrant Tales Smile and say, yes!They say figuring out what you want of your life is half the job done. With the difficult part taken care of, it then comes down to how passionate you are to achieve that milestone.
Migrant Tales “New Zealand, where I found the love of my life”Immigrants share the stories of their journey from their home country to their adopted country.
Migrant Tales ‘YES! I CAN DO IT’To all those who are struggling here in NZ, I would I would like to say, believe in yourself, do not run away from hard-work and success is all yours.”
