This New World

Episode 7: Tale of Honduras Immigrant's Resilience

This guest left everything in her home of birth of Honduras, she traveled to a new country with just a bag for herself and her daughter. The change was drastic, from living a middle to upper middle class life to doing odd jobs just to provide for herself and her daughter. This caller never gave up, she pushed and now has a better and great life for herself. Background Music (Lakey - Various Songs): https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired [https://www.youtube.com/redirect?redir_token=mmWfftFvOYkxLOixaZ-aW1LZL9d8MTU4MTExOTQxM0AxNTgxMDMzMDEz&event=video_description&v=HkceAH6EZvE&q=https%3A%2F%2Fsoundcloud.com%2Flakeyinspired]

Episode 6: The Thrilling Ride of Life

This guest came from Cameroon at a young age. He had a roller coaster of a life. From moving to a new country, learning a new language, almost loosing it all, to chasing his dreams and making adjustments to push for success. He overcame his obstacles and is now on a path to success.

Episode 5: Keys to Consulting Success

This guest came from Nigeria to finish college in the United States. He went through the process of dealing with a new world; dealing with college in the United States, finished his first Job and learning how to associate with individuals he was never used to being around. He successfully overcame his obstacles and climbed up the corporate ladders of the United States of America.

Episode 4: From Sierra Leone to Seattle Pt 2

This is part two of our two part episode. In this episode, the caller dives deep into her current life in Seattle, Washington. She speaks on how she handles the insane pandemic, what her and her family did to prevail, how the state of Seattle and her job handled the pandemic and how she stayed sane.

Episode 4: From Sierra Leone to Seattle Pt 1

Today we have a caller with a two part story. This episode focuses on part 1. Our caller speaks on coming to the United States with her Family for the first time, settling in Seattle, Washington and beginning her journey in her new country; from dealing with ignorance in school to taking trips back to Sierra Leone and pursuing the career she has always wanted.