Move to Africa MENTALLY Before You Move Physically | African Centered-ness With

[@westcoastmediasolutions]

I disagree with what the sista said about those who chose to put a 3 to 5 year plan in place won’t be successful. Every YT channel I follow or have listened to that has moved to the continent who all have said that we need to plan, plan, plan and save! Don’t just hesitantly move without a plan to be able to sustain yourself. To tell someone to not plan or planning somehow means they aren’t serious is one of the most ridiculous things I’ve heard!

[@travelingsista]

There are many who have come out with a 3-5 year plan and have been wildly successful, on the other hand, some have not. Then you have people like myself who didn’t come with a solid plan, and have had success. The bottom line is: there is no perfect formula to this. You can plan and PLAN, and once you get here, life looks vastly different than you imagined or planned that it would be. Some people don’t plan AT ALL, and should have. At minimum you should have a plan on how to make money and sustain yourself financially while you’re here. Most of all, I believe that you should be flexible. So many people come out and are so stuck on their plan that they don’t bend, and they have a hard time catching the flow of their new home country, and end up going home because of their inflexibility. At the end of the day, this transition looks completely different for each person, and I wouldn’t get too hung up on the KZbin videos. (including mine) no one has all of the answers, and if they claim to, beware. The truth sometimes is more of a visceral feeling than a list of boxes to check.

[@69purposecoarse]

@@travelingsista yes you are 💯 correct. I have seen many with Master plans end in complete disaster and broke because of plans. Doing business here is almost impossible and very different than doing business else where. Yes have a plan but be flexible.

[@warrengreen8711]

I agree with the 3 to 5-year transition plan. Some might be able to do it in lesser time but most will not. One of the main keys is to deal with your mental issues as identified in this talk. They are talking about great points. Use what works for you.

[@travelingsista]

That’s it. Use what works for you. That’s it and that’s all.

[@02007088]

I don't think she meant to move out to Africa and have no plan at all. She was talking more about having a sense of urgency. Feeling like you need to get out and this is what you're doing about it now, instead of waiting 3-5 years to act. It was more about people having a desire that is fueling WHATEVER kind of plan they have in place, and acting.

[@teddydavis2339]

It's always a pleasure to see our people moving back to the motherland. I know it isn't perfect, but no place is. I don't understand the African Americans who are moving to Europe to " escape" racism. Yes, Europe. I can't wait to visit the motherland. Peace and blessings.

[@theafricanblogger]

I did just that. I moved back to Africa after living in America for over 30 years ❤❤❤

[@africa3722]

Which contry you in

[@Eniola0ne]

Traveling Sisters I have been following your journey to African Continent, since your arrival to the Continent in your little Village Kimandolu outside Arusha Tanzania. Africa has accepted you. You can see how you are glowing and happy. I and my Tanzanian wife are preparing to move home in Arusha Tanzania. Congratulations on your new baby.

[@travelingsista]

Thank you for your support over the years! It’s been an incredible journey. And congrats on your marriage. 🙏🏾

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

Yes. It does feel like we're in prison. I've been planning for over 30 years and I can't stand it anymore. I move fro cali after 30 years plus there an returned to my southeastern roots in the DMV. It is a stopping point to regroup before I go back to Africa. I traveled and lived in Africa previously. Now, I'm very ready to leave Babylon. I'm retiring, have plans and enough money to live off and start a business later. ❤❤I just found your channel. I like it so far. I will visit Tanzania again, but I've settled on kenya.

[@jamillawebb3567]

I can’t wait to watch this. My mom raised me with a strong sense of Pan Africanism and cultural pride. I’ve had the honor of visiting 5 African countries and I dream of having a home somewhere on the continent one day!🙏🏽

[@travelingsista]

That’s awesome that you mother was able to give that to you. That means you were probably 10 steps ahead of most of us at even 10-12 years old. And the continent is soooo big! There’s so much to explore. I’m sure you’ll find a home that’s a perfect energetic fit 🫶🏾

[@Matthew-hh6ex]

Do it sista, we are waiting you back home.

[@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit]

Have you been to Nigeria?

[@princessprincess7708]

Just are .. just Tanzanians . Not black Tanzanians. This is humanity. This is being a human being. Well done Tanzania bless Tanzania forever.

[@Guevodou13]

Yes mind and soul have to go to Africa first then body will follow. ...The ancestors are awaiting us......Sometimes we have to move before the brook run dry.........

[@marthacmd]

i start coming to Ghana in 2016..fast forward... been living here for 3yrs... it Was a Magnet pulling me back each time it went back to US.. i contribute to this pull to DNA

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

Yes it is primal. I have had a love of Africa since being a child. I gravitate to African people, I feel better dressing like modest African women, it is instinctual.

[@marthacmd]

the young man.. was dropping knowledge..

[@dd2ddy]

The fact that so called African Americans have been hijacked is so deep. I love how you all describe it as programming, and how we have adapted these corrupted mindsets. "This is not me!" I just love the wisdom that comes out of these discussions. We desperately need this.

[@AfroMillennialMomma]

I had to get out of the 🇺🇸 period. 10year plan turned into 6 months real quick. I was drawn to Senegal but mainly because of familiarity and knowing it was better for my health and for my family's safety and quality of life. People need to to feel the urgency to get out AND they need a calling somewhere else. Doesn't matter the order but you definitely need both.

[@Maat-obabaa]

From 24:00 "...We've locked ourselves away from deeper forms of Love....Our Love could have been deeper if we *really knew* who we were..." 🤯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Ifeoma-dx4bl]

Great comment right there.

[@ruqayyahcurtis7504]

Exactly! Thats what I'm trying to get my grownup children to do: unplug, separate themselves, make that paradigm shift. Its nit easy but l gave decided to be the pioneer for them.Thank you for your ideas and concepts. It makes me feel that I'm not crazy or weird!!!

[@merleneshaw8745]

23:44 I really love this interview, right now the way things are going if you have a young family it's best not to have a TV because of the programmes they're showing also the advert is another thing 😮 you know what I mean. Also I wouldn't allow my children to play the games on the tablets and phone it sounds harsh but the reason for that is it takes away the child/children individual focus because they're always thinking about playing the game also their mental development, productivity and imagination. Most people allow their children to play games on the tablets and phone because it keeps them quite 😮 but how about getting them to do some drawing, colouring or reading a book to develop their intelligence. I might sound mean or harsh to some people but think about it.

[@Londiwe.B]

Yup, I guessed right..I knew u interview Witness our Divine ❤..now lemme go and watch

[@BRobinson28]

I need to get with you anyway on becoming a citizen I’m ready to move there !!! How you been sis how’s the family

[@travelingsista]

Peace bro!!! It’s good to hear from you. Man we’re all good all around. How about y’all? How’s everyone?

[@sandrasgotvoice]

Love this kind of content. We need to be educated as much as possible before taking a huge leap abroad. Glad you’re back! 👏🏽🙏🏾

[@travelingsista]

🙏🏾🙌🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@sistaluv1357]

I enjoyed this conversation, learned so much. You all are really appreciated. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@rashidaokolo2893]

Cat, U look ✊🏾💯💯💯💯your blogs do sooo much 4👁💜& life! U can’t begin 2 imagine! Unending Blessings 4 U & loved ones! U Keep it sooo REAL & Honest after all these years! Beautiful Family! Medase’ Asante Sana, Shukran ….Bless📕🖤📗✊🏾🌞🌙✨🌍🛖🏺🪘🏝🤲🏾🐚🧘🏾‍♂️

[@travelingsista]

Ahsante sana for the beautiful words. thank you for your continued support. Honesty, gratitude 🙏🏾

[@willied.5885]

Minus the audio this was a dope and appreciated conversation.. ✌🏿

[@travelingsista]

I appreciate that ✊🏾Currently working on my audio equipment

[@arukahYAHheals]

You are a great interviewer ❤ Beautiful Couple! ……..Congratulations to you all on the newest addition to your family!🎉🧑🏾‍🍼👶🏽🎊

[@chinweokwuasimonye8871]

Thank you Traveling Sista Appreciate interview and useful info We all need the healing Those on the African continent and outside the African continent We all have our own stories and different traumas to heal

[@travelingsista]

Glad it resonated with you. And absolutely, each person’s journey looks different according to our previous experiences and how will we’ve dealt with them; positive and negative.

[@rajajack1058]

Haven’t seen your channel in a while. I’ve been watching since 2018 I realize what I have been missing. I will travel to Tanzania which feels right to me. Initially my focus was Ghana, but lately it is shifting towards the East. I love you and the your guest. Thanks for sharing see you soon. From Atlanta.

[@Aeon1019]

If it feels right, _IT WILL BE_ #Innertuition intuition at work. Karibu Sana. From ATL. Peace en LIGHT

[@travelingsista]

Peace! Firstly thank you for your support throughout the years 🙏🏾 and I agree, if it feels right…. Because energy doesn’t lie and I’d you trust in YOU, you will never be led astray.

[@KKChinwe]

Great video Dada! Asante sana

[@travelingsista]

Thank you! Glad your enjoyed it.

[@adrianborden1546]

Thank you Travelin Sista for bringing us this one.

[@williamwebbs1952]

Absolutely great vlog today 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿 powerful teaching ASE 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿

[@LivingFreeTz]

Peace family ❤ Beautiful interview

[@kevinsabio]

GREAT video, dada!!! Loved all of the information provided by Mama & Baba Jahti!!! I'm definitely subscribing to their channel!!!! 😀

[@travelingsista]

Glad you enjoyed it! And yes, support 💯 that’s what I love to hear. 💪🏾

[@allblackallblackandmorr8888]

Good to see you

[@glencarey5274]

YESSS!!

[@R1M1r1m1]

I love this couple. I was wondering when you would interview them.

[@Maat-obabaa]

Dada Kat, you are just the GREATEST! Thanks so much for introducing this beautiful power couple to us! Hands down one of my top favourite videos on KZbin!!!!!! Thank you Kat for all you do and sharing these high vibe content with us 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💓💓💓💓💓💓💓

[@travelingsista]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 gratitude! Thank you so much. It means a lot

[@seedfulthoughts5956]

Amazing conversation, so many gold nuggets. Thank you all🙏🏾♥️

[@Chasidy-v3o]

Beautiful queens!!!

[@02007088]

Thank you so much Kat, for this video and introducing us to this couple. I never heard of them until today, but I'm definitely going to check them out and subscribe to their channel.

[@marthacmd]

healthy conversation....

[@naye5178]

Love love love this!!!❤️🖤💚

[@angelinawalker591]

Beautiful couple and interview

[@Guevodou13]

Wonderful to see you 3

[@laquandabaker4070]

South Carolina 🎉🎉🎉my hometown is 30 minutes from sc ( Savannah, Georgia)... i live in statesboro now.. do u guys know anyone from America who moved to Africa as a teacher? I want 2 teach abroad

[@skiski1504]

Britney Caldwell aka Britney in Africa

[@travelingsista]

There are soooo many teachers on the continent from abroad. I’ve come across more teachers than any profession in the expat / repat community.

[@ReinaAfricana]

Kaylan her channel is afroamericaninafrica

[@gerrytushh]

We need teachers in Uganda 🇺🇬😍✌🏽❤️

[@laquandabaker4070]

I love this interview

[@emilyhenderson6872]

Those who imagine evil where there is none, and do not see evil where it is - upholding false views, they go to states of woe.

[@AjaJanga]

even some who has the sense of urgency went back to us or uk

[@travelingsista]

Yep! The journey looks different for each and every person out here. Some come and go back and come back later.

[@AjaJanga]

@@travelingsista so true

[@musiclover5023]

No, You dont move mentally until Youve Been.there at least two times to visit And stay for 90 to 180 days to get a feel for your surroundings that Will become your New home. Then You can move permanently.😊

[@travelingsista]

Hey 🤷🏾‍♀️ if that works for you, great. Some don’t have to go to those measures, some do.

[@willjames1332]

Intuition sister...talk about it , talk about

[@christopheplumm2849]

It’s so funny how you call Tanzania Africa just like a wazungu, yet you interview Americans and discuss our culture

[@wenotlikethem]

It's so funny how you have complaints and no alternative suggestions. GTFOTC if you have nothing constructive to add. You're either a bot, wazungu yourself, or all of the above. The fact that you made this comment lets us know you are wazungu.

[@travelingsista]

That is a very interesting point indeed! My goal is to get more African brothers and sisters who grew up on the continent to do interviews as well, so we can all have a better understanding of each other. 🖤

[@ReinaAfricana]

Please don't troll here you take words and twist them. Discuss what culture? What tribe? This is the African diaspora she is talking about. You're a muzungu on here trying to divide. I get you want to troll but don't do it here. She doesn't deserve this

[@ReinaAfricana]

​@@travelingsistaplease ignore him he trolls on people's channels all the time. It's a white person doing the usual. He does the same in TikTok I recognize the name and he posts the same thing. He has more channels so block each one.

[@christopheplumm2849]

@@ReinaAfricana valid questions and critique are not trolling, also you make a lot of assumptions, given you know nothing of my country or me.