Diasporaa - The South Asian Immigrant

On this episode, we have an interview with Sam Bhatnagar. Sam moved to Vancouver with his family as a young boy over 15 years ago. He, along with his family runs a successful financial services business, and he will share his story, how he has seen Vancouver change, and share some advice for new immigrants as well.

On this episode, we talk about one of my favourite topics - abundance mindset vs. scarcity mindset. I dig deep into each mindset and how it shapes your foundation and subsequent success when you immigrate to a new country.

On this episode, I talk to Gunjan Kumari. After having lived in several cities in India, Gunjan moved to Canada two years ago. Hers is a wonderful story of how one can build a great life in Canada with perseverance and hard work.

On this episode, I talk about cultural context. I explore what high- and low-context cultures are, how they differ from each other and how one can adapt when coming from one and going to another. I also share some very interesting examples from my own experiences.

On this episode, I talk to Imroz Rupani, an entrepreneur from Bombay who has lived in Canada for 22 years. Imroz shares his experiences on doing business in Canada and some interesting facts about the Ismaili community in Canada.

On this episode, I talk about diversifying your network. I cover what diversification means, why you should diversify and how to actually go about it. I also add some tips for introverts and provide some excerpts from my own experiences.

On this episode, I talk to Neha Kwatra, a quintessential skilled new immigrant who has recently moved to Vancouver in the midst of the COVID-19 situation. Neha shares her story, her thoughts about Vancouver and how she manages to remain positive in these testing times.

An introduction to the Diasporaa Podcast, the only podcast focused on South Asian immigrants. We cover key issues that new immigrants face when moving abroad, and through guidance, insights, ideas, and stories make your immigration journey just a tad easier.