Fix Yourself Before You Come I She Left New York & Started A Consulting Business In Ghana

[@MrTimSwain]

Hello peeps! What do you think of Michelle's story? Who's watching thinking about moving to Ghana?

[@laylannaimaylawells661]

I am definitely planning to move to Ghana and bring my family along i been planning this a little over a year now. How can i contact her? Thanks for sharing

[@gottfriedadams9524]

I am planning to visit Ghana in November. Michelle is lovely. I will like to meet her

[@fortunatebabygirl8812]

These interviews are keeping me hooked

[@howardcash8301]

Tim! Michelle is wonderful, precious and a quiet WARRIOR WOMAN from my borough, THE BOOGIE DOWN BRONX! Yeah!

[@abotsia]

O Brother Tim, I can't get enough of the way you exclaim "Eei!" 😁 priceless. I must say you're finding your niche. I started following you when you were sub 2k, glad to see your organic subscriber growth.

[@mbeke6754]

Tim this is my neighbour and friend! I love Michelle and her space! Her business and experiences are such an asset to the community who are relocating to Ghana. This was another great show!

[@kwakuadu-wusu5301]

Tim, I really appreciate you. I wish ministry of culture in Ghana, will recognize your work and pay you!👌🏿

[@markkorste2707]

Tim is a superb Interviewer 👍

[@nyscorner806]

This was a wonderful interview Tim! I have definitely heard of this sister before, I think she is a friend of a friend of mine. Great job!!! 👏🏿

[@donslim7586]

Great determination God bless motherland Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭✊

[@elizabethtamufor3743]

Wonderful testimony and inspiration for moving to Africa, Ghana. Well done sister for opening this vital platform for Africans. Great 👍🎁🌟👏💐

[@victoriaogunsanya9074]

So beautiful. Thank you Tim. This lady is such a wonderful woman. This was very very touching.

[@kwakuadu-wusu5301]

By far the best interview clip on diaspora , relocating issues. Tim! Great work! I own your lunch when I visit Ghana next month!🤣

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Learn your space before judgement#classic Watching from Sydney Australia Bless up

[@paqbert5042]

Small time the channel will massive

[@paclypz1]

My favorite KZbin program. Your Chanel rock 🍾🍾🍾

[@johnnysasu4997]

New York in the house. Great interview Tim. Wishing her many success.

[@naaopoku8480]

So proud of you Michelle...

[@denisedixon-george3866]

Very good episode. Everything said is what I advise others who want to move to Nigeria. Being well prepared, patient & open minded is so beneficial in order to live on the continent

[@meloonegta]

With naturel hairs, very articulate, thank for posting this peace and love

[@moeecheeks7636]

thanks Tim, I will visit next year for my plan move.

[@florenceasante2241]

Yayy!!!! My cousin!!! You are doing great!!!😘😘😘

[@creativecollaborations1510]

Congratulations Beautiful Blessings

[@SM-mm3kg]

Another one. Good conversation.

[@TechFinanceAfrica]

Great interview and content Tim..Eiiii my brother, .you're becoming a Ghanaian......lol

[@kweku3946]

Great talk show

[@Leenee1771]

There is a lot of who are not ignorant to the fact of different cultures. The video is great and informative. Keep making these videos it helps. I enjoyed. This information can be used for moving anywhere in the world. THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH.

[@samuelagahiu409]

Wow! She is so informative!! Strong work Tim!! Thank you for this wonderful and insight video!!

[@saucemike]

This is great info. I'm in New York, thinking of duo citizenship. Tim, please get better microphone. Lol It will take your videos to the next level.

[@Doitmanny]

Thanks Tim. Much love.

[@AndrewJoel1]

Heya Tim & HTAG - buddy. Another great video , I'll drop you a v/quick e-mail & I guess it's time for people to start 'e-mailing' / contacting people like Michelle directly & communicating with her /organising their stays / travels/dates,etc. Great job, chat soon, no worries buddy !..- J.

[@meloonegta]

Thanks y ou from🇫🇷

[@tequishamcdearmon9152]

Love the content... Please continue to keep it coming!

[@doekamassah4848]

Great content.Keep it up.

[@jaydonaldson860]

I am planning now my 4th Journey to Ghana and boarders want to extend my Non profit services. By Shipping Cloths shoes and other wears to the population

[@AtosKitchen]

Hey Tim, another fantastic interview, thank you, fix yourself before you come, even though in my case, someone not of the diaspora and visiting for the first time, is very appropriate, and goes with "know your why". I'm getting my mindset and expectations in order so I can have best possible experience Ghana will give.

[@jaydonaldson860]

I started by Dontating books to the General public. I came with a Suitcase full a Books. I gave to anyone I saw on streets churches schools university private schools. I met a lot a people by giving away BOOKS.

[@mylesmills9666]

Great content Tim- thank you . Just subscribed to your channel

[@evangelistbrighttv1403]

Excellent. Good opportunities

[@samuelkobby5723]

Great interview ✊🏿

[@dadoboye1536]

Great interview…thanks.

[@edumadzequansah]

Nice one again

[@paqbert5042]

Nice

[@emmemccray7281]

Go girl

[@truthseeker8653]

Many people are moving from NY actually 🙋🏾‍♀️

[@joylm9108]

The fastest way to join a community is join a church. You don't have to believe in their religion but if you can put with the church shenanigans you can start creating your network from there.Ghanaians are highly collectivist in nature. Your community start from the mosque, church, school and work. They rarely form any community outside of these places. Its changing small small with people creating communities online and meeting for fun tours or activities.

[@markntiri8251]

Great point Joy

[@amorkor4]

Good idea. I have been living in Ghana now for 10 years and I am so lonely. I live on the Akuapem Ridge and find it so hard to make friends. I do have family in Accra but we very rarely meet up

[@joylm9108]

@@amorkor4 just join a church. They will usually introduce new members to the congregation every week. You can join activities in the church. Just try and put up with their shenanigans even if you don’t believe in the whole Jesus nonsense. That’s how most Ghanaians socialise. Many are just church goers and still do all manner of things that contradict their doctrines. Keep your pockets safe and don’t let the pastors know you have money else ???? Lol

[@amorkor4]

@@joylm9108 Thanx for the advice Joy

[@wenotlikethem]

I actually believe the opposite. Bring your worst self WITH the innerstanding that you are coming to the Continent with the intent of allowing yourself to be healed and transformed by the spirit, energy, beauty, food, environment, people, places, spaces, and love of the Continent.

[@mykelsackey8034]

Tim Charley! You sounding like a Ghana man oo 🤣🤣

[@caracas787]

Why not interview Ghanaians rather than well off foreigners .Go to Kumasi or Ho and talk to the farmers who struggle day in day out to put food on the table.

[@jaydonaldson860]

What's the fee for the 3 months. Stay?

[@gibson2675]

You went to a private boarding school. Wow you so priveleged.

[@richardmclean1770]

Blessings to the wonderful Nubian Queen, but there is nothing as a Ghanian/American. As long as you are a Blackman/Black woman you are an African.

[@IBDish]

Exactly. Is either your an African or American. Pick one.

[@joycecooper498]

Does Michelle speak Twi language?

[@cropfarmer8838]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💯💯💯✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿👈🏿

[@clementgavi7290]

'Fix Yourself Before You Come' Yourself in the sentence refers to the human being. Thus the idea of fix yourself before you come doesn't reflect human. You fix thing. Not human. We have the moral obligation to be very careful when it comes to human being. Therefore here instead of 'fix yourself before you come', it can be we offer advice that can help you to better. prepare your coming

[@exquisitecaribbeanqueen7198]

They meant " Fix your mindset, please don't take it do personal

[@clementgavi7290]

@@exquisitecaribbeanqueen7198 Even if it is about human mindset, we fix things not human beings. Human being as a life is sacred. In the details we must print it. When we talk about human beings we should think calling our fellow human beings, aliens or telling them to fix themselves. I don't take it personal but I am trying to imagine the mind of others who can hear it.

[@lydia2010tion]

@@clementgavi7290 kindly Google fix the country and fix yourselves in Ghana and you will understand what she meant. Have a nice day.

[@clementgavi7290]

@@lydia2010tion I often say Ghana is good and it is true because Ghana is a good example in Africa. But that doesn't mean I have in my mind to go to Ghana, I am from Togo the neighbouring country at East of Ghana it is there I must be and it there I am going to. And if you have to talk to me don't come to me with the words 'to fix myself in Ghana' I am Clement GAVI, not those criminals dictators, I don't fix myself because I am not a thing. Clement GAVI, a man with principles and convictions not an hypocrite nor opportunistic

[@alexboatengboatengb6923]

Baseless and useless arguments, most funny thing is, from togo a french country colony, move to somewhere learn English to come and tell African Americans, he is wrong, dude pack somewhere and let see our face,naniama.

[@Yiriyah]

Ghana embraces its indigenous-mostly born there, but also those whose family already/still reside there. Otherwise, attaining land ownership and anything else is BEYOND a challenge. CONGRATULATIONS on returning to your homeland and pouring into your people, even though your target audience is the pocket of diasporans ...but that's the goal of everyone one there🤷🏾‍♀️ #trueGaunaian #goghana #return2ghanaINDIGENOUS!!!

[@dadoboye1536]

Obtaining land is not beyond a challenge. You can get land “dirt” cheap if you move outside Greater Accra region. Lease hold doesn’t mean you will lose your land that you built on. It just means your descendants have to renew after 50 or 99 years for a small fee set by the government. Currently there’s no property tax but the fee to renew land pales in comparison with annual property tax in the US or anywhere in the west.

[@Yiriyah]

@@dadoboye1536 many have tried to buy land and were cheated out of it, robbed as soon as they built on it...its always "something". People are returning to the USA and tattling their experiences. Whatevers going on and for whatever reasons, it benefits the inhabitants and indigenous with ties to THAT land.

[@amorkor4]

@@Yiriyah I think it depends on the person. I am half Ghanaian and have been living here for 10 years now. I bought my first land in the mountains in 1988. It is 99 years lease land. I built and have never had a problem on my land. But I do think that it is easy to get ripped off if you have no ties with Ghana

[@amorkor4]

@@dadoboye1536 Thanks for this info. My land is 99 years leased land, as its stool land. I always wonder how it'll work when my 99 years is up. I thought the chief could set any amount to renew the lease. I didn't realise it is set by the Gov'ment

[@Yiriyah]

@@amorkor4 you've confirmed exactly what I said. And there is nothing wrong with favor toward its indigenous.

[@aban8036]

I didn’t like it when she said “ because it is New York”. New York is one of the horrible cities to live in the world. It is all full depressed people and tall buildings. When it comes to your security and quality of life forget it. You live and work like slaves etc. especially we the diaspora.

[@angelinawilliams7]

No i dont agree! African leadership need to fix its systems to better serve the black diaspora in the way of applying for vida...residency info and applications for Ghana cards.. Fees ongoing and one office for black Diasporaians to get right help and info to reallyake us feel welcomed back home unlike how our ancestors were forced to leave and sold off by some of our own we left lands and wealth behind.Now we want to come home i feel like we r being riped off and punished...used to milk our money from us that we worked hard and fought for to get.we need our own agency woth american board members and Ghan8ans to set up an agency to help us transition be dmooth and not given us the runaround while sucking put ouroney and no results for all of our efforts thats not welcome thats a Insult to our Ancestors and us their Desendants.fix your corruption of pay under the table to grease everyone palms we have been raped enough.. Burned out.. Beaten...robed...lied to and lied on and lied about.. Hung.. Fed to aligators.. Cut up...whiped and much more we will not take mistreatment from Africa too!

[@angelinawilliams7]

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