3 Years In Ghana and The Verdict Is In

[@TheKing75691]

There's always respect for people who build up their own Homeland

[@vanessaedwards54]

You need to keep a list of all the good people.

[@antwipinamang4520]

U re an inspiration to me. I can’t wait to finish my project and relocate to gh

[@MISSDAJAVU22]

Congratulations! Im excited to see where rhe future takes you!💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@rushasare]

Thank you for the good wishes 🙏🏿

[@BerthaBrown88]

Rush I love your story,And your honesty.I would like to talk to you in person.I am fromAmerica Ben in Ghana 25 years.Now I’m ready to make a move here in Ghana.

[@WintressParris]

God is good Rush! This is your season . Thanks for sharing and keep on doing what you’re doing. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@rushasare]

Thank you Wintress🙏🏿

[@japes1002]

Congratulations Rush. Very inspiring. U did great

[@AfuaKD]

Rush, you are definitely going to make it Ghana no doubt about that. All the best with your future endeavors.

[@nickisbeautybar]

Hi I applaud your tenacity….I plan to come to Ghana and do some business I would love to connect when I come in June

[@mgeorge162]

You are a sharp young brother I love seeing this I hope you become very wealth.

[@rushasare]

Thank you 🙏🏿

[@giftsofapoet6341]

Appreciate you rush for your honesty cant wait for the website

[@mikycobbs2935]

Am glad you're gradually learning to know your people better because good relationships is golden to us as Ghanaians, so keep learning and you'll be more successful with little in the future. Wish you well bro and keep up the fight

[@bella16jun]

Thank you Rush for this detailed and honest video, you have given me good for thought. Congrats on all your success 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@ashleywilliams3343]

Thank you for sharing your experience! Your story is inspiring and offers great insight into Ghanaian culture.

[@nanaagyemang8189]

Thanks for sharing very inspiring.

[@EnchantedAnn]

What a way to energizɛ Q2 Thank for the wisdom

[@Oyzatt]

What you’ve to know about Ghanaians is that they hate to see their brother doing better in life but they’re comfortable when foreigners come here and do well. And You started too early. You needed to put your money in savings, live in the system for a while understand your environment and the local community. And even before investing in the system, you need to start small and when you understand everything fully, you build something bigger. Wishing you all the best

[@rushasare]

You're right. However, you have to build the muscles by doing and not just observing.

[@Oyzatt]

@@rushasare personally I’ve lived in the western world too. But when I’m in Ghana is hard to tell I’m from outside. Because Ghanaians are some people you’ve to understand. Once’s you’re from outside and you give them the impression that you’ve the money to spend, you’re in for some pretty ugly surprises. But if you observe them very well, they can never take advantage of you

[@islyrevans295]

They treat the black foreigners the same,and the Caucasians, Chinese, Lebanese Indians and whoever else has a bright complexion

[@ettaa6296]

​@rushasare Mr. Asare, you made the right decision at the right time, especially with your 'boots on the ground'. That decision you took put you 5-10 years ahead. Please don't listen to naysayers. May the Almighty guide and protect you. 🙏

[@mootsooblankson9294]

Amazing video Mr Asare. You are such an inspiration to me. Hope to meet you and your First Lady Clara soon. Congrats to you🎉

[@rushasare]

Thank you!

[@salleyibrahim6393]

Thanks for sharing rush

[@real_joey]

Thanks a lot for sharing your story brother :)

[@heisrisen3972]

Rush for Ghanaian president 2030

[@juliatripp2010]

Great story Rush. I've heard so many horror stories and anger but you made it work!! I have a question but want to ask personally. I will look to see if your email is in yr bio. I can't move there, but I have a question. Let me know how to reach you. Thank you for sharing this story!!!

[@rushasare]

Thank you and my email is in the description.

[@WallaceRoseVincent]

Do you have Airbnb properties? Are they in the video description? It would be an honor to meet you.

[@0xedb]

Ghanaian but I hate it here. The shiit we've normalized is so disheartening.

[@rushasare]

Most locals hate it here and I completely understand. Life could be too difficult for the person who hasn’t figured it out here.

[@TheChariot99]

@@rushasareThe locals aren’t really trying to help their situation either. The educational system in Ghana isn’t to make the citizens think or use their brain much. It’s too keep them In church.

[@rushasare]

@@TheChariot99 I completely agree here as well.

[@johnsonolajide4647]

​@@TheChariot99Best comments so far here. This does not apply to Ghana alone. It apply to all black Africa countries. Most of the people in Africa lacks of critical thinking. I'm a Nigerian, it also happens in Nigeria. Most people can't think critically. Religion belief is a big problem in Africa continent. As many people rely on God to do what he has destined to do for them. I think to live in Africa person must understand the people thinking mentality

[@frederickboateng9105]

Look into Akoti an. Area after kasoa

[@shirleygrant8989]

What country are you from, please?

[@TheChariot99]

He’s Irish White. From Belfast. He’s definitely not Ghanaian. Most definitely not Ghanaian. In fact, he’s Norwegian. He’s not Ghanain o. He’s from Norway.

[@fabriceassima4094]

🤣🤣

[@leosismenz347]

Please Rush can you help me get a land. I have only $4000 in my hands.

[@rushasare]

Add $1000 to it and you can afford Prampram or Afienya.

[@timmyblast]

Can a foreigner own a property in Ghana?

[@rushasare]

Yes

[@SusieSue242]

🤎

[@yunusaminbari3060]

I am Ghanaian residing and running a successful business in NY. Why will anyone in his right mind will leave US where you have basic services 24/7 to keep your business and livelihood comfortable and functioning properly for Ghana where you will be stock with rules from IMF. Only selfish person will make that choice.

[@mkash1180]

Continue to run your business there as it’s working for you. But note that the log does not turn into a crocodile no matter the period it stays in the lake. Neither does the mouse become a squirrel because they both have similar looks; the bushy tail is for a reason. The peace for the soul is on a different level. So gladly stick to your decision and continue with the plantation works. Let others choose to do something for their country.

[@rushasare]

Glad life is great for you. Don’t you think the selfish part is rather the other way around? Haha

[@gracesarpong6792]

Am so inspired by your story

[@tammyivey300]

Well, that's how some people that was born and raised in America. You own nothing in America. If you purchase a house in America you never own it even after you pay this 30 year mortgage off. You have to pay taxes on your house after you lived in it for 30 years and if you don't the sheriff will be there to put you out. You will always depend on the government for utilities.

[@zolac9732]

​@@tammyivey300same in Ghana though. Just that the laws are hardly enforced. But the laws are the same

[@blackchickgroup7124]

It is Possible. It is Tough and It is Possible. Thank you for reminding and inspiring me to keep pushing. Nothing worth having comes easy anywhere in the world. Africa offers us such a beautiful gift and quality of life if we are willing to fight for her. May God continue to bless and enrich you!! 🎉🎉

[@rushasare]

Thank you

[@BerthaBrown88]

Rush I love your story,And your honesty.I would like to talk to you in person.I am fromAmerica Ben in Ghana 25 years.Now I’m ready to make a move here in Ghana.

[@rushasare]

my email is open and thank you.