You and I both know that building connections with Americans when you are an immigrant is not easy.
But does that stop us from trying? NO.
We go out there anxious, afraid of being judged but we try... over & over & over.
We feel like we don’t belong.
We miss our friends.
We get disappointed.
HOW WOULD IT FEEL
TO GO OUT THERE
MEET AMERICANS,
BE YOURSELF,
HAVE FUN
&
NOT STRESS ABOUT IT?
It’s possible and I will teach
you how to do it.
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What typically happens:
The stress starts
before you even go
You worry about:
- not knowing what to say.
- saying a wrong thing.
- not knowing what others are talking about and feeling stupid.
- feeling lonely and disconnected because no one talks to you.
- not wearing the right clothes.
No matter what you do it just doesn’t feel right
You are:
- feeling like you have nothing in common with people around you.
- acting more shy than normal. You are not sure if you’d say the right thing so it’s better not to speak at all.
- comparing yourself to women around you and either feeling superior or “less than”.
- talking too much because you are trying to connect and be liked but also feeling like it was a wrong thing to do, because you just made a fool of yourself.
When it’s all done you feel disappointed
You feel:
- empty, because you feel like something important is missing.
- discouraged, because:
- you didn’t say the right thing,
- you didn’t know about something others were talking about
- you will never be like them: “American women”
There is a better way.
I know because I found it.
In this picture I am smiling big, but that smile does not reflect how I really felt deep inside – lost, confused, disconnected & unhappy.
I got married and I wanted to grow roots here. I knew that since my life is in the US now I must build connections. But no matter what I did, where I went, whom I talked to it never felt right. I always felt like I didn’t belong.
I was the weird one, the outsider with an accent.
I wanted to build relationships but when I tried it didn’t feel genuine… I didn’t understand what I was doing wrong.
I felt lonely. I missed my family and friends… people that REALLY understood me.
I didn’t know what the problem was but I was determined to figure it out. And I did.
Today I can go to any gathering and not stress about it.
I walk in and I have a good time.
Does not matter if people talk to me or not.
I feel connected. I belong. I enjoy being friends with many Americans.
I’ve helped many of my immigrant clients do the same.
Today I feel a sense of belonging and inner peace no matter where I am.
I build connections with ease & have fun doing so.
This is what I want for you. You deserve to feel that as you are building your American Dream. You deserve to be surrounded by people you feel connected to and supported by.
You don’t have to become someone you are not.
You get to stay who you are. In fact you get to be more of you.
No more trying to fit in and abandoning yourself.
Yes! You can feel relaxed when meeting new people, not stress about it at all and enjoy building new relationships with Americans and anyone else you meet.
I will teach you what to do to start creating true, genuine connections and feel comfortable no matter where you are.
The time is now.
Let’s do this.
This course is FREE. Start now.
YOUR NEW JOURNEY TO FEELING AT CALM, AT EASE & CLEAR
WHEN YOU MEET AMERICANS BEGINS IN THREE EASY STEPS
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MY FREE COURSE IS FOR YOU IF...
- You spend too much time stressing about going "out there" and meeting Americans.
- You feel like no matter what you do you are never going to develop true genuine connections.
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You realize that buying fancy clothes, doing your hair, makeup, nails, putting all this effort in, does not make a big difference when it comes to building connections with others… it often makes you feel even worse after:
All this work and what did I do that for?
Stop wasting your money, time
& mental energy.
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