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Key Takeaways Starting a business in a new country forces faster growth, sharper instincts and stronger self-belief.
Visibility, confidence and local pricing, not humility, determine whether immigrant founders build or stall.
Moving to a new country is way more than just a change of address. It is a complete reset.
When I left my homeland, I was not chasing comfort or prestige, I was chasing possibilities. I was looking for the kind of opportunity that helps you to rebuild your identity, your confidence and your finances at the same time.
Trust me when I say nothing prepares you for how unfamiliar everything feels. The systems are different, the conversations move faster and even small tasks feel too much to accomplish. But here is the truth most people avoid saying out loud – If you can start and build a business in a new country, you have the power to create opportunities anywhere.
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