Hello ,
How many of your friends are left in this country?
I guess you still have quite a number. LOL. However, you might have heard some of them hint you... suggest or made remarks about their plans.
Many people don't even talk about it. They just disappear and say "Hello" from the other side. It's becoming increasing rampant. "Let's just JAPA (migrate) because we don't know what's going to happen in the future." They say.
Some people have legitimate reasons to relocate. People have had several experiences that brought them to that point. Others are on a mission and you can't fault them. I've had to relocate twice myself- never out of AMBITION though. I've had to relocate on ASSIGNMENT.
However, what I've noticed is that many people who get to relocate often base a lot of their decisions and moves on ASSUMPTIONS. They make a lot of assumptions around their finances, the opportunities abroad, culture, timelines, religious climate etc. Even people who have a good and legitimate reason to relocate still get into all kinds of issues a few weeks or months after relocation.
Many people who relocate end up worse off. Of course, there are success stories, but probe deeper and you'll see so many more stories of regret and pain. This is not just a function of the country you relocate too. It's a function of PREPARATION and PLANNING.
If you've relocated to any country in the past 2 years or you plan to relocate within the next 2 years, I want you to join me this Friday at this important session.
I know there's a way to relocate without having to shed premium tears. I've been privileged to do it twice. 10 years ago, I had my first relocation experience.
I was sent to the UK to support a mission to strengthen a church congregation. It was a very enlightening opportunity and it furnished me with tons of education and perspective that I am forever grateful for. I learned a lot about human psychology, people management, leadership, sacrifice and strategic planning.
I have asked my friend, Wale Tejumade to join me in this event. He relocated to Canada less than 4 years ago and he's recorded so many amazing MILESTONE ACHIEVEMENTS.
He has inspiring stories and testimonies that will blow your mind and get you positioned for prosperity in your own assignment.
We will both be sharing our relocation stories and you will discover:
- Key factors you should weigh before drawing the conclusion that you should to relocate.
- Key factors you should consider before concluding what country you should go to.
- Different countries and their pros and cons. The advantages and disadvantages of popular destinations.
- How to engage and secure the support of critical stakeholders in your life and relocation plan (especially family members)
- How to plan your relocation-recommended timelines, financial plans as well as pre-travel and post-travel activities.
- The most common mistakes people make with their relocation efforts and how you can avoid them.
- The opportunities abroad and how to maximize them.
- Credit facilities and how to leverage them.
- The pros and cons of living in different countries.
- How to protect your family from negative spiritual, cultural, environmental and social influences
- Dealing with culture shock.
- The best ways to integrate into your new environment.
- How to relocate without losing your fire to make a difference in the world.
- Turning your new location into a profitable mission field.
- And so much more.
You can be a part of this in 3 ways:
- Attend LIVE at DreamSpace, Oregun, Lagos (I'm fully in Nigeria o. I've not relocated, neither do I have plans to)
- Join us online via a private link you will receive after registration.
- Prepay to access the recording after the event.
All options are available for the same price for now. If you don't need this, please forward to those who need it.
Click this link to get one of the available slots now before the price goes up.
Dami Oluwatoyinbo
KingRaiser. Creative Genius.
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