The worst job is the one you are not doing: Dream jobs, waiting, re-evaluating priorities.

Defining success on your own terms and dreaming again.

Hello Jamii, Today's episode is a voice note I left myself earlier this year, as you can probably tell from the sound quality. I do not recall if I meant to share it but when I came across it, I took it as a sign for me to pick up this passion of mine, podcasting. I hope you are inspired to pick up your dream again and redefine what success means for you. With love, Naomi

If you are applying for higher education, this is for you. Part 1 (What I wish I someone told me)

Hello loyal listeners, I am back after an unintentional break. So much craziness in the world but I hope this episode will make taking this next step of taking higher education a bit easier. Its part one of. I dont know how many yet, but I will share as much information and insight as I can. Stay tuned! Take care!

The worst job is the one you are not doing: Dream jobs, waiting, re-evaluating priorities.

Hi, I welcome you as I share my story and lessons on doing or not doing the dream job, not being able to use your skills, waiting for things to fall into place etc. I cannot say all there is to say about this topic but I hope to start a conversation with you.  Dm, message me on the socials. https://www.facebook.com/ IG: theserialimmigrantshow.

Turning 25. Reflections and lessons. Expectations Vs Reality

I appreciate your time and support.  I would like to share the links for INNO-SCI that I mention at the beginning of the Podcast. Do check them out. They have a few courses regarding STEM in general, right now they are taking enrollment for Cloud Computing Training.  Inno-scie facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Inno-Sci-1856114204449986   Their website: https://www.inno-sci.com/company I would love to hear from you about today`s episode. https://www.instagram.com/the_serialimmigrant_show/

A conversation with 14 year old Sefora: Dreaming big, being patient and managing expectations.

Hello and welcome to the show. I had such a wonderful conversation with Ms. Sefora, a 14-year-old Congolese girl who has been living in Norway for one year. In such a short time, she has great insights and advice about the immigrant experience, some of which I wish I knew earlier on as a newcomer. She shares insights about managing expectations, dreaming big, not settling, and exploring your potentials as an immigrant.   I hope you will be encouraged and challenged as I was. Share this with a parent, a young person, or anyone you think will benefit from this conversation. Let's spread the inspiration.  I reference the organization Fargespill (even though I say festspill by mistake): Here is their website, do check it out and share it with someone that might find it relevant.  https://fargespill.no/ Let's keep in touch: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_serialimmigrant_show/ Email: serialimmigrant@gmail.com