Is working abroad worth it?

[@Exceltrainingvideos]

Living and working abroad can be an eye-opener.

[@liminmathew]

As a son , whose dad was abroad living alone, fending for us back in India, for 20 years and my mom saving every penny that he sent back so that me and my sister could have an amazing settled future, I once asked my dad "Was it worth it?". He said "If only you guys live a comfortable happy life." He passed away soon after that. On his deathbed he said his only regret is he couldn't spend enough time with his family, he couldn't see our children and rest for a while. Since then I sort of prioritised being with family and near and dear ones, familiar faces.Before my dad passed I spent a year in NY studying and felt we Indians stick together more there , hang out in groups, we show more camaraderie than what we usually show in India. As a family, we become more tight knit due to some sort of 'imposter in foreign land mentality'. If you don't believe me, just have a casual walk outside Newport station in New Jersey. Being from a stable 'mid upper' middle class family , taking my family and sustaining a life there worrying about expenses and living job to job just seemed too much . I mean 'what is better standard of living' if you always feel like an alien, I know third generation Indian Americans who are still racially abused . That one year abroad helped me understand at the end of the day people there watched more indian movies, attended more shows from any random indian celeb and follow cultural indoctrination to the T. Sometimes teenagers on Indian instagram are more west than them. So I decided I rather stay back home, without the worry of where my next dough would come from, stay with family and not 'miss home'. I'm at HOME. As far as money is concerned, hopefully we are spending and saving wisely as dad intended.

[@rsrs6959]

I completely agree with you. Wise decision I must say. Life is short and it feels long when you are living where you feel like an alien, where you are not truly happy and don't have belonging and love. God bless you and always keep you happy. 🙏🙏

[@sardarji162]

Hello sir

[@rupalm8468]

I have become more Indian after I moved abroad. I value and appreciate our Indian culture, food, dance and family values more than ever!

[@rajatgulati]

You have put my thoughts into words. Ditto feeling.

[@anubhavkumar9189]

@@rajatgulati u r in college

[@Hello-healthiswealth]

true

[@cutthroughcrap8766]

@@ghostbusters6006 yeah but there is always the issue of cultural corruption and adulteration!

[@lagguru8032]

nowdays foreigners have started loving indian culture and indian peoples have started loving western culture I dont know what to say it CULTURE or WAY OF LIVING

[@Ythishate]

I learnt much more about my India once i started leaving abroad. Everyone should travel outside India at least once in their lifetime.

[@hnbhnb12]

*living

[@jasonbourne9884]

Living ka spelling nahi ata aur kya abroad rahte ho tum 😂😂😂

[@ShyamSunder-yk8zj]

@@jasonbourne9884 Hahaha!

[@prasadbhojak]

Working abroad, traveling gets you a perspective and make you more knowledgeable. You respect India more and also gets you humbled as many a times your young mind is on high horse.

[@lagguru8032]

not always coz exceptions are always there

[@gopalsharma7764]

Not only in youth, one should not miss a chance to go and work . I worked for fifteen years after taking voluntary retirement at the age of 50+. I agree with everything Chetan said. Your words will really inspire others. It's really worth it. Thanks.

[@kamleshbhatia9551]

At the of 50, you worked only 15 years? I am 36 and already worked around 16 years

[@gopalsharma7764]

@@kamleshbhatia9551 I worked for fifteen years and now I am 65 . I had to return because of covid.

[@aritradutt1843]

A few pointers from personal experience: 1. Start valuing home after you live abroad for a long time 2. You start to understand that abroad is not a heaven 3. You become more caring 4. At the end of the day if you have enough money living abroad is worthless

[@rsrs6959]

True and very well said. 100% agree with you, and your point #4 is a lesson that I think is better to learn by advice, than through experience.

[@Razdanvinodk]

You can’t compete with a westerner, but remain better off abroad, don’t worry about exploitation, corruption and no fair competition/ opportunity: heat and dust of India, just chaotic atmosphere all over, no ethics- morally corrupt

[@CrazyGolfers3]

I am working in MNC managing projects in Asia, EMEA, US. I have worked in different parts of India & travelled different places in different states in India. I have also travelled to different countries on business trips for few weeks to few months. You are right that working with different people & culture gives global perspective, it changes attitude, enhances personality. It changes thought process. That's very important to grow anywhere in the world. 12 years back I had chance to move to US long term but after doing Maths & personal reasons I decided to stay in India, and preferred to travel on shorter business trips (at least for couple of months). Working with global people also gives very good global exposure.

[@dhrubajyoti3]

Can you hire me ? Currently working as a big data engineer. Would love to earn and travel

[@Amit-eu9uf]

I really wanted someone to touch this topic....and I am very much glad that Chetan Sir did ❤️

[@sravgates]

Man you definitely need 2 to 3Mil subscribers. Currently in the US since 6years. Cannot agree more to all that you said 👌👌

[@ahamedali3881]

this man seems know all my questions.. I m getting all my answers whatever i want to ask..love u sir

[@navikapandey615]

I always regret moving away from family and doing job in US. It was tough time, people are mean especially to asians, so I suggest if some get better opportunity in India then there is no need to settle outside. Travelling is always recommended.

[@archwidbik]

I have already spent close to 6 years in Europe, particularly for a career in research. I can certainly agree with your view.

[@vinodyadav4974]

I wouldbsuggest to work for limited period but settle down in your home country.

[@roxymax8917]

Tu koi typical Indian hoga bullshit culture follow karne wala...Americans hi kyu, mujhe v pasand nahi hain desi type people

[@chitrabarman3989]

@@roxymax8917 You have never been abroad, I guess. You hold Americans in high regard and hate your own culture.

[@jigarparekh303]

It's tough job because, American's r told to do those things to Asians by Asians themselves, so that they can subside you ... Hope you understand.

[@ajinpatra5501]

True Sir, I have been living in Western Europe since last 5 years and earning handsome salary and living below my means. It has shaped me into a different personality and from financial perspective, i have lots of savings. I encourage people to atleast get out of this comfort zone and move abroad. Tbh, in abroad no one cares if you are from IIT/IIM/XYZ.

[@saurav3047]

As far as admissions to good universities are concerned, abroad does prefer people from IIT or IIM more over any private colllege despite the latter being amazingly good sometimes. Even during visas, being from a big name college does help considerably

[@ajinpatra5501]

@@saurav3047 Trust me it doesn't matter in this part of the world. What matters is your individuality and what you bring to the table. Cheers!

[@saurav3047]

@@ajinpatra5501 I'm not sure about EU. But when it comes to UK, universities clearly mention on their website that the CGPA requirement is lower for someone from IIT and the same will be given the first preference. I'm not sure if it differs on a course to course basis. May I know what profession you're in?

[@victorray9369]

@@saurav3047 nobody cares about IIT.

[@Nobody-pv5jt]

Bro can u guide me and share ur experience I really want to move out just looking for help from anyone

[@narindernathsharma5799]

Well explained & said. I'm an Indian from Delhi living In Kobe Japan since 1975 & understand your line of thought. stay happy stay safe

[@PookieNarc119]

Wow. You are 55+?

[@talk2sekhar87]

As usual Chetan ji, you once again touch based upon a topic which is so common yet close to everyone's heart and i am sure everyone who lives or want to live abroad would think about these.. I wish you all the best in life and also in your career and for many more wonderful and simple stories which relate to people's life..

[@surajshourie2906]

Thank you for coming back and staying here. We need guys like you here

[@shewaah]

Your books had an ever lasting impact in my life. Now this bite is going to occupy a special space in my memory. Just reaffirms some of my beliefs ! I have been following you and your life through your books and news channel interviews. But I always wonder how you deal with trolls and how you handle some unreasonable online abuse? I wanted to let you know how deeply I respect you and appreciate your story-telling abilities.

[@ghostofharrenhal105]

Not a big fan of Mr. Chetan but his perspective on this issue is really good. Much Appreciated

[@sameer734]

"Duniya bahut aage nikal chuki hai" can't agree more, having lived over a decade abroad.

[@indiancuisine5525]

I have been living in UAE for 3 years . And it’s really changed my personality, and my thinking.

[@asingh5482]

Meeting people from different countries helps us acknowledging our own drawbacks and the stereo type thinking in which we are brought up.

[@nilanjansarkar100]

If you leave aside the monetary aspect, working abroad really gives you different perspectives in life. You meet so diverse and interesting people, its definitely and experience worth having even if for a brief period

[@indianitgirlandmom7]

Thanks for making this video. The only thing I miss being in US is staying away from family.

[@AmericaDarshan]

Like your perspectives on living abroad. Very balanced views. I have been living in USA for last 10 years. Yes, the money you get in $$$ helps a lot. I have been helping my family in India just because I work in USA. However, missing family is the negative factor. I look forward to my yearly visits to India. After getting Green Card, I no longer need visa stamping. A big relief. You also learn a lot about different cultures and get to see different places when living abroad.

[@sushantphapale2762]

my best friend in my life , one and only you , you are amazing man ..pure gentleman sir each youngsters living many problem faced ... each problem explain amazing and you inspiring thanks sir ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ChetanBhagat1]

Wow, thank you!

[@amanagnihotri6871]

Yes sir, it’s essential to have an open mind and exposure to global scenario.

[@varadthokal1406]

Chetan had gone abroad directly for a job, the game changes when you decide to work abroad after getting a masters, thats the usual path. The problem lies in the risk of taking huge loans and then the risk of not finding a job.

[@deepu8870]

the real question is: "is masters in the US worth it?"

[@CrazyGolfers3]

In every thing there is risk & proportionate reward

[@deekshasharma276]

It's important to move out of your comfort zones.

[@SanketGajera]

@@deepu8870 Degree is not as important as environment and experience you get.

[@sumit6190p]

Better work your ass off abroad and then buy materialistic stuff in India in full. Never take loan if possible

[@ravikumargovindaraj7426]

Only benefit I would agree is monetary.. If you want to have a change in perspective, travel within in India and work in each Indian state at least for 6 months. This can offer diverse experiences which are very rich, memorable to cherish for your entire life.

[@mandarchoudhari3270]

I am not fond of your books but I am liking your this medium of interacting. Keep Going...

[@AbhijeetSinghs]

the books u r talking about r the ones on which films are made. they are worth reading

[@mandarchoudhari3270]

@@AbhijeetSinghs He got the message , you did not.

[@mukul04sk]

Completely agree with all the points 👍 The level of thinking - seeing the big picture is something that I've experienced myself. And thanks to wfh I can also extend my home stay by few more weeks 😜

[@amitjangra06]

One of things which I realize being in abroad is - you have lot of personal time. And if you have time - you have everything. Invest it - the way you want.

[@suhaill1890]

What is your profession

[@ajaychebbi]

After moving abroad I learnt professionals and professionalism. Its not about the college degree that makes you a professional, its the work ethic that makes you a professional. In India we think a office worker is a professional and plumber or mechanic is not a professional.

[@dr.ratnakarj1936]

Even though I am a doctor, I can relate to your videos . Keep going sir. 💫

[@seeratarora702]

Recommendation of going abroad is good...if we have almost equivilant amount of money in India then one should think twice. I agree with you the Indian limited mindset

[@anshitajharia3608]

sir these benefits of working abroad are good..... things explained by you are so so important in our daily lives.. Thanks for your efforts sir... its truely appreciable...

[@abhijitsingh5398]

Speechless - itni sari important baate kitni ease ke saath batayi aapne ❤️

[@paliath100]

Apart from the factors mentioned, I might also add that we Indians (esp. those of us used to Indian conditions), have a unique advantage. We can use the money earned abroad to come back to India and start a second career by taking advantage of the lower cost of living and your local advantage.

[@rsrs6959]

Yes those people who have that advantage and make use of it are indeed intelligent. I completely agree with you on that.

[@rsrs6959]

@Parth Especially in expensive places like BC & Ontario of Canada....

[@kinjalacharya7120]

I agree sir , I found my real self when i worked for 4 years in Philippines. Its such a lovely place and people are so good.

[@VishalLandge]

What work you do in Philippines

[@jraj9696]

You sir a source of information, on the topics that the youth really wants, that is in really short supply in our country. From some of life's basic questions to even the most challenging 1s, it's always great to have you give an honest and objective thought. It's fortunate that you choose to do this with your time.

[@learnwithpreetha]

Sir,I have worked in 3 countries for bank... 4 points mentioned is 100% correct... as u rightly said....when you are done..you can leave it

[@AryanSingh-xi8de]

You did mba ?

[@askushwaha9648]

You are right,we Indian are too engrossed in our own thinking &assumed greatness that we do not want to look outside world.I don't remember any Indian traveler who traveled far and wide like huensang or Fihyann ,Columbus ,Vaskodigama etc

[@soniaagrawalstoryteller]

*my son is working in Germany after completing electrical engineering from iit madras today technology has done wonders every Day few minutes of video call don't make me feel he is far away Indians are leading all over the world and they make India and Indians proud all over the world🙏😊🌹💐*

[@Kk_179]

That's great aunty by the way I am also jee aspirant

[@ashwinmahajan1317]

Aunty i am also jee aspirant please tell some.personal advice that how your child was studying 🙏

[@priyanshupatel02]

In which company he is working??

[@xman6267]

Indians are leading? Rest of world is just useless..we Indian should learn to be humble...

[@chakrabarti9634]

With. Due respect ... I have to say that no can understand you are a mom of a son who is graduated..... You are actually the santoor mamma😁

[@bhargavisanthanam5888]

Kudos!!to you for openly being able to make this video..Infact,daringly. You are a popular figure,celebrity and many people follow you. Its not wrong that you have spoken in favor of going n working abroad but, 'desh bhakts' or ppl faking so..may just criticize you. Still,you spoke your heart out and were very transparent..,you boldly made this video...Really appreciate you for that..And exactly,exposure n trave,changing thinking perspective are beneficial from staying out of ur comfort zone..Thank you..🙏🙏and best wishes!!Lots of love to u n ur family..

[@nopainnogain5625]

Sir I really want to go abroad but I have the fear of losing love for my parents! I mean I would still love them but that attachment fades away. It's sad but true at the same time. I've seen people like that. One of the cousin brother of my dad hasn't even able to attend his mom's funeral

[@aditjatar5113]

You've hit the nail on the head..!! Living overseas is a different ballgame altogether... I've worked and lived overseas, you have a different perspective to life..!! Go explore & be thrifty however "save for a few rainy day "...Student's esp completing their IELTS.. UK, London (Camden street, Burroughs Market)!!!

[@kameshwariperi7148]

Sir I am an Indian in Dubai.I totally agree with all your points.Brilliant.👌

[@JitendraSingh-iu5jd]

The way you explained things in things in this video that’s superb. You answered several questions in this short video. I have seen other videos and people share their opinion on different platforms showing that they are really patriotic and love country but everyone aware of reality in the country. Unemployment, cut throat competition in every field. If u hv political links in the country u r good but how about hard working people they’re screwed. People working abroad sending money back hame is fully patriotic thing as it strengthens country’s economy. Anyway Country has billions people if some work abroad then what’s the big deal?

[@SantoshGupta-jy1wu]

True sir. Change and experience are very important 🙏

[@sachinrawat5443]

Working abroad makes you value what you had in India.. But since it is very easy to save money and it keeps getting easier every year coz of pay hike, it gets hard to come back home. But Food is a big problem, specially in UK.

[@miku1408]

I agree, working abroad gives you a lot of perspective which you cant get by only working in India.

[@aasthariya2340]

Congratulations on 300K!❤ This type of content truly deserves it...n even more...even a little more...maybe even a little more...n yea even a little more...maybe a little more🤗

[@GlobalRD]

Chetan, I have been living and working abroad for last eight years and I can relate fully what you shared. Liked it. I will also make a video on this. Thanks so much. Love from GlobalRD channel 💕

[@MohitSharma-ve6pe]

you cleared my doubts thank you so much,

[@ChetanBhagat1]

Happy to help!

[@AlbertoRodriguez-oe6jo]

I love your content, your advice is the most practical for me on this platform as well as in real life.

[@fahadfossil8384]

Thanks for sharing your experience i genuinely relate with you now i can be happy that there are more like me.

[@qeuickshots]

Totally agree. I've also noticed that it's more inconvenient for an Indian initially as kinara stores don't exist and the milk,fruits,vegetable vendors don't come to your doorstep 🤣.

[@pinrayi7909]

Everything comes to doorsteps now. Indian groceries are delivered at home.

[@TheChintu-il3sq]

Thank you chethan!! i was in a state of delusion on this matter for some what when i started my college life, your words gave me clarity!!

[@galaxymada2]

Had heard about you...had 1-2 of your books...but first time saw your video n just loved it...your thoughts are very good, clear n real

[@rsurajkumar7303]

Very true . Thinking is so crucial to India's development going further... We are still a bit shut in terms of thinking in certain aspects to advance further..

[@ravivmishra6793]

This was the thing many of youngsters like us needed in this phase💥💥💥 Thanks chetan sir💝💝

[@sudeeep1]

Chetan brings all the relevant points in crisp n simple video..... I can very well related to it. Being in australia and my overseas experience across many countries in world is pretty much aligned to what you said ..

[@sach3656]

Even potholes and traffic with polluted air feels good when v returns to home😁

[@sherryshreya]

very true. we must be open to changes and best part is travelling and meeting new people

[@sankethkp9896]

Yes sir whatever you said that is 100% agreed,once we travel out side our mind set will be change,but what to do sir I have no opportunity to move onsite,I am great fan of your books that's helps me to change my cumulative expectations in my life thank you sir really you're the youth icon because of your thoughts process really changing their own mindset in a good manner thank you sir once again.

[@GenMillenil]

Nothing good here you will get good salary but you will feel alone all the time

[@dylaneveryday365]

Sir do a playlist of ur books summary I think a lot of them will be interested.🤩

[@riddhibhavya1988]

Yes plz do this ...

[@mango6380]

Yes sir plzzz

[@arauntal1967]

If he would tell the summary of his books then nobody would buy them

[@deep0966]

i think it would ruin your fun which you get by reading the books , you get different feelings like goosebumps which is amazing , try reading once

[@Rockkkkkyyyyy]

Chetan Sir, thanks for sharing & being so objective. I can relate so much to all you mentioned here, especially the red eye flight just to spend a day extra at home :) I have been working in Singapore for last 4 years now and while the experience has been life changing, its been also difficult especially over the last 1.5 years due to covid, whereby no travel has increased homesickness exponentially :(

[@AdityaKadamMechanical]

Now all my friends who are hard working are earning around 1 lakh/month in India at 30 years age.

[@udaan2001]

The biggest advantage of staying abroad is you can pick and choose which family relatives to meet and whom not. Reduced family interference. Lesser noise and mess on the road. If you have supporting and healthy parents, there is no compulsion to get back to India.

[@80sKids]

Because of parents I avoided working in abroad and finally took the decision to move to a nearby country. But covid happened and now I'm stuck here since 2 years. And back in India now parents are depressed and want me to come back. Career sochu ya Family 😭😭

[@dhruvitdhodia2279]

Aap remotely work Kar lo if that's possible

[@80sKids]

@@dhruvitdhodia2279 thanks for the suggestion bro. Problem is that here schools are not closed and offices bhi wapas khul gaye and they want people to come back to work form office 😔

[@KrishanKumar-ec1ch]

Ahh agr india main kaam karna hai toh dusra ghar lelo agr parents tumhare hone ki wajeh se depressed hai

[@80sKids]

@@KrishanKumar-ec1ch parent door hone ki wajah se depressed hai.

[@sumit6190p]

Parents ko bolo ki woh apke career ke bare me soche..

[@sunnyboy288]

My children might miss medical or IIT seat by 1 mark and my Bengali neighbor who is an SC (which I was not aware of until his kid got medical seat ) is a class 1 officer with 3 flats in Mumbai. Definitely worth it. Politicians have abandoned us, Modi too

[@arjunpanchal1985]

Because upper class people always did atrocities since 5000 years, at least u guys (upper class) feel the pain for 500 years. As a proud indian I'll always support reservation without any second thought.

[@Shivbharatom]

@@arjunpanchal1985 rightly said

[@AP-xb4tv]

If you can afford moving overseas, you're already doing way better than most people for whom there's reservation.

[@soumya9633]

@@arjunpanchal1985 5000 yrs ? caste system came after British came to india. :/ atleast know bro before you use such harsh ill informed words. after/during British i agree some people did become corrupt but its not 5000 yrs its hardly 100 yrs

[@jaiminzala833]

​@@soumya9633abhi bhi ho Raha he 😂aur hota hi rahega aage...issi liye reservation rakha gaya he.😂

[@siddharthasinha520]

I think the question pertains to just "working" abroad. Settling there is totally different. Working in a multicultural and multilingual environment is a life shaping experience. It also helps earn a lot of money but that's worth that much only if you spend in India. Moving permanently abroad has to have much more justifiable reasons. E.g. humanitarian crisis, war, famine, unemployment, poverty etc. Thats typical for a Pakistani or a Syrian may be, but not in India. For us, earning in dollars and coming back to India is the sole motivation.

[@rsrs6959]

💯💯👌👌👍👍

[@ashutoshrana1335]

abroad is a good idea but its not for everyone you have to be adaptable

[@anup68027]

In India, you will get more leg pullers (in thousands) than motivating mate (may be one or zero).

[@kishorevonguru5700]

Every where it's same bro 😜 I'm in uk

[@adityakushwaha3654]

Same everywhere

[@edabitone7795]

Some people are commenting "It is same everywhere". No, it is not. I have lived & worked in India, UAE (Dubai), and Canada. It is not the same. Yes, healthy competition is important. But Indians have a deep rooted complex and ego which I have not seen anywhere. That is why India will always be a 3rd world shithole. There is a reason why Western Countries and Gulf Muslim countries (UAE, Saudi, Qatar, etc.) are DEVELOPED. Because there, the common people and leaders (politicians, businessmen) actually want to pull each other up and advance forward.That is why young Indian youth are dreaming to escape India and go abroad.

[@adityakushwaha3654]

@@edabitone7795 so much negativity maybe you did not meet good people in India but anyways glad you like where you are now

[@pc7615]

@@edabitone7795 true, india is backward because and only because of leg pullers. I recently married a white woman and my indian friends wanted to sabotage my relationship. I couldnt believe that even married people with children could be jealous.

[@shashanksrivastava2285]

Can totally relate with all the points said by Mr Bhagat..

[@rajashekharns1607]

I am 41 and worked in 14 different countries including North America, Middle East and South east Asia. My experience worth more than the money I made

[@gautamtendulkar2272]

Add to it.. free healthcare, free education till secondary, unemployment wages, good social security on retirement & most importantly quality of Life

[@sonatan-sonofsanatan2741]

Sir, love you... You have been helping us in a massive way.

[@radhikakapoor22]

Superbbb sir 😃😃 ... Your expressions even are so passionate 😊😊 ... Well , what you are saying is correct ... 🙂 Working abroad is good but the only condition needed is that we should never forget our country. .. The only reason y India is not developed is corruption 😔 .... All ministers are fighting with each other for their chairs , powers and positions instead of thinking about their country's development or country's people 😔 ... Hope India also become a developed country 😊🤞🏻 .... You are too good sir .... Keep it up 😊👍🏻👌🏻🍀🍀

[@radhikakapoor22]

@Nidhi Roy Yaa ,,, I mention only one which I experienced ... There are others reason also ... 🙂✌🏻🍀

[@bibhasgoswami]

very well explained - strongly believe mind-set is the most relevant factor...amongst of all others...

[@megawobbaffet8029]

Here is the answer to many of the questions which were ringing around in my brain Thank you sir for giving a proper insight on this ..

[@thegymania4682]

Sir, Your Motivational videos is Insane , I actually love it 👍❤ 5th Comment

[@debanjanchakraborty8147]

@Chetan Bhagat...living in Australia for the last 11 years..came as a tech analyst.. made money..and I completely..staying at one place never evolution one's thinking...however, it's not just an Indian thing...I come across Australians never experienced living abroad and have certain notions. I guess, more the exposure, more evolution we are.

[@Mithilesh165]

Sir your channel is a gem 💎

[@virendragupta5818]

I am staying in a beautiful new zealand as a country of choice since 2000 .It brushed my personality a lot . I miss the colours and festivities of India 🇮🇳.

[@virendragupta5818]

We are having the best of the both countries for last over 20 years thanks to excellent support both in India and New Zealand from families and friends.

[@virendragupta5818]

My younger daughter loves to read a lot of books including many of the books 📚 wriiten by you to relate to the contemporary fast changing indian society .

[@prashantchauhan3321]

I dont know why people here is so much motivated to live in abroad. This problem is known as 'Brain Drain' which had aroused back in early 21st century. As a youngster you should try to contribute to your country as much as you can in the form of quality work. We have ocean of opportunities here with the right skill set. Working abroad for short term can make sense but in the longer run, u have to come back to your roots someday.

[@tg-ffe-sports3031]

I don't know but I am getting all my questions from sir😂

[@tanupunia05]

Same dude...

[@sankethbe]

The one thing most fail to mention is cleaner air...it makes a big difference in quality of life

[@jaminm6224]

Better earn millions in india while trading with international business people and you can literally travel the world every other weekend. You will definitely learn more and groom yourself more. Also india is perfectly and centrally located to travel the whole world.

[@harrypotter12r44]

Ofcourse its great to work/study abroad but if um for some reason ,can’t , even then u should atleast travel in India….u will be surprised,…abt the beauty, culture, food, people…..u’ll learn so much…..and by travel I don’t mean to and fro travelling….going to someplace, and come back…u knw something which is planned…NO……take a week off every year and go on an unplanned vacation….yes there will be some difficulties but u”ll gain soooooo much…believe me…

[@rajeshkamath822000]

Good, clean, crisp video.

[@shovan3112]

Hi Sir - I've theee questions for you -- 1) In which city in India did you come back, any particular reason why you like this particular city at India ? 2) Is there something called settlement in life - now that you left job how will you spend most of the time with ? 3) I'm a big fan of yours and have similar preference of life, would you still give career higher priority over family at this stage of life ?

[@amritamuttoo6397]

Maybe 10 yrs back it was true.Today India is not behind in any field.The exposure and experiences in India are far more enriching.India has varied tourist attractions,its just we dont appreciate.

[@sj_wanders]

I usually don't agree with your views but not this one! Good advise !!

[@PARTH2690]

Thank you for making a video on going abroad, I was looking forward for long time from you. 👍

[@sitenduroy]

very interesting video Sir. Please keep sharing such insightful content on career and personality development

[@sonamkhodiyar8798]

Superrr speech inspiration Really true situation you described

[@swapnilpitale5203]

Sir really liked the topic you choose for this vlog. Your all vlogs are extremely informative and related to current issues or the young generation want the answers from someone who share and guide us.

[@shaantalk]

Sir, please make "Is moving abroad worth it ?" moving = immigrating i.e. moving to a new country for job

[@English_Movie_Critic]

Sir, You are a great motivator. I always follow your advices. One day I want to meet you personally. 😊😊😊😊

[@arjunpanchal1985]

I am in sydney since 5 years. This is the best decision I've ever made in my life. Saved a lot, I m a lot more changed person in a better way. Will recommend anyone. Thanks