Immigrant Masters Unite: Hacking Lives of Successful Immigrants To Live The American Dream!

Have you ever had that experience of only wanting something simple but wake up with something bigger than you have ever dreamed of, let alone planned for?

As if one day you just realize, “When did this get this big? This isn’t what I had in mind…” Yes at the same time, you wouldn’t have it any other way.

After 30 years in America, Atul Vir has over 18 patents and a successful appliance company business. But when he first came to America in 1991, he didn’t intend to start a business. He just wanted to help his wife with the laundry on the weekend.

Assimilating into American culture required him to completely change his mindset. One of the first lessons that he learned is that everything he knew didn’t apply at all in America.

Learning everything new all over again is hard, but his experience in India and Africa helped him see how being an outsider could help him.

When he started his own business, Atul was open to all kinds of possibilities. He rented an office, and then he realized that the more he sat in his office, the less money he made.

I hear this same false idea all the time too. People tell you, “Build a website and you’ll make some money”. That’s not how it works, my friend. You have to make things happen; get out and hustle hard.

When we come into this country, we see a completely different way of looking at American problems. This perspective gives us a chance to see the opportunities that regular Americans don’t see. But beware of legal and cultural issues that you might not know about.

Atul experienced some failure as he dealt with these differences, but today he is happy that he can take what he’s learned and use it to help solve problems in his home country. 

Keep an eye out for Atul’s book, All I Wanted Was to Wear Clean Clothes, which will be released very soon in hard copy and audio book.

What’s Inside:

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Mentioned in this Episode:

Guerilla Marketing

AtulVir.com

The Emperor: Downfall of an Autocrat

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Have you been trying to figure out how to regain energy?  Have you ever heard of Qi Gong?

If not, you’re in for a treat.

After a serious soccer injury, Lee Holden had a revelation. He realized that we’re not doing the right thing in Western medicine with our focus on pills instead of true healing. So Lee apprenticed himself to a Qi Gong master in Thailand, and started immersing himself in that world.

Today Lee is an acupuncturist and a doctor of Chinese medicine. He’s been on public television since 2005 where he teaches people how to use Chinese medicine in our busy Western lives.

Instead of treating the illness, he treats the source and the core energy, and today he talks about how you can tap into this energy and have mindfulness.

Stress is a survival mechanism, but for most of us, we have an overactive survival mechanism.  A little bit of stress can be good, but when you have too much, it depletes you.

Most of us, our perception is that we have to drink a lot of caffeine to overcome this fatigue and regain energy. But your body is trying to tell you something, and Lee wants you to tune into the message your body is sending. 

Passion, excitement, and your alignment with your vision fuels your tank. I use this mindset shift with my students as well. We work on vision, and then we tap into some powerful fuel.

Lee talks about how energy can charge up entrepreneurs and help them regain their passion for their projects again.  This creates a massive shift within and you can regain energy like you’ve never felt before.  

Lee’s documentary “Superhuman” focuses on healers, spiritual practitioners, and energy workers who are the best in the business. He digs in deep to find out how we can learn from these masters.

You definitely do not want to miss this episode. If you’re feeling like you’re low on fuel and passion, Lee has a 30 day challenge to de-stress your life and tap into your own power again.

When you listen to this episode, you’ll learn:

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Mentioned in this Episode:

HoldenQiGong.com

Tae Te Ching

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Nathan Amaral is a second generation immigrant from Portugal, and he caught the entrepreneurial bug early from his dad. Growing up in the family bakery, Nathan’s parents made him learn how to do everything, including grease the bread machines. Nathan’s dad used the family bakery like a university to instill good business habits early on.

You could say that Nathan is passionate about the entrepreneurial journey; he currently owns 10 businesses! And he is passionate about the entrepreneurial mindset. He’s able to share some of the best ways of growing a business because he’s done it again and again, and he knows what works and what doesn’t. 

When it comes to being a millionaire, you need clarity, confidence, and cash flow. But most of all, you need to let go of your fear mindset. Nathan shares how a limiting belief can really hold you back. In fact, it can not only hold you back, it can put you into a pattern with employees or your business that sabotages your own progress if you don’t recognize how your beliefs are holding you back.

If you’re too focused on not burning bridges behind you, you might actually be keeping too many options for yourself. You have to remove distractions by saying “No” more often. Nathan talks about how to gain clarity and confidence by aligning yourself with your vision. 

I love the chance to dissect, strategize, and get into the minds of successful immigrants to understand what makes them so impactful on the world. If you loved today’s episode, like us, share us, and leave us a review!

What’s Inside:

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Mentioned in this Episode:

The Magic of Thinking Big

Rich Dad Poor Dad

Contact Nathan at: Fearless-Millionaire.com

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Have you ever heard of someone building a multi-million dollar company and wondered how they did it?  I am sure you have as it happens all the time.  But how, right?

Or..

Have you ever someone build this successful company starting from scratch AND because of their own need?  

Or…

Maybe you already have a business and are looking for ways to grow it.  Do you know how to attract great employees and keeping them for a long time?

If not, you need to listen to this episode.

This is Polish Peter and welcome to episode 70 of Immigrant Masters Unite.  Today, I have Dmitriy Peregudov who came in the 90s from Russia, leaving his family behind.

While living in United States, Dmitriy discovered that it was nearly impossible to send flowers back home to his mom.  So, he did what many resourceful immigrants do, he started a business to solve his own problem and the NEED in his own market.

Rest as they say, is history.

Today, his company is doing over $6 million in revenue and serves over 200 countries.  The business has outgrown the flower business and is doing so much more.  But I will let him share this with you on this episode of Immigrant Masters Unite.

When you listen to this podcast episode, you’ll discover…

So, head over to the Itunes or Stitcher right now and listen to the podcast. Once you listen to the episode, share it with others who you think would benefit from this episode.

Recommended books:

“Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies” – by Jim Collins

“Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions” by Dan Ariely

To Reach Dmitriy and his company, head over to:

GiftBasketsOverseas.com

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Do you think about money a lot?  Is not having enough money on your mind?

When it comes to money, what are your beliefs about it, rich people and success?

Have you ever considered that if you are not making the money you want, it may be your mindset that’s limiting your success?

This is Polish Peter and welcome to episode 69 of Immigrant Masters Unite.  Today, I have Jaspreet Singh.

Jaspreet is a serial entrepreneur, licensed attorney and the founder of Minority Mindset, an educational platform for financial education and entrepreneurship. He is also the co-founder of Sevup4Everybody, a community service organization dedicated to help those in need in the Detroit area.

Having built successful businesses in three different industries, Jaspreet experienced setbacks during the early days, He vowed to share the lessons he learned with others through his YouTube Channel that reaches over 440,000 subscribers from across the globe.

When you listen to this podcast episode, you’ll discover…

So, head over to the Itunes or Stitcher right now and listen to the podcast. Once you listen to the episode, share it with others who you think would benefit from this episode.

Recommended books:

Investing Ebook on Minority Mindset website by Jaspreet Singh

“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” – by Robert Kiyosaki

The Total Money Makeover: Classic Edition: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness by Dave Ramsey

Top Reach Jaspreet:

TheMinorityMindset.com

Youtube Channel – Minority Mindset

IG- Minority Mindset

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What if I told you that in order to succeed in life, you have to follow certain universal laws?  

And what if I told you that one of the most important laws you need to follow is the Law of Love?  

Would you listen, would you try it out?  If you said yes, then you have to listen to this episode of Immigrant Masters Unite.

This is Polish Peter and welcome to episode 68 of Immigrant Masters Unite.  Today, I have Marieta Oslanec who is the founder of ImmigrationBiz andImmigrationBiz Academy.

She is a passionate entrepreneur, intuitive mindset coach and author who has been featured in several media outlets including Forbes, Playboy, CBS News 8, Pravda, Radio Express, HeraHerold and WomanMan, LA Start-up Magazine and EMMA, among others.

Marieta is originally from Slovakia where she graduated from the Matej Bel University School of Law, and later moved to the U.S. where she also graduated from the prestigious Northwestern University School of Law in Chicago.

Upon graduation, Marieta relocated to New York, where she started ImmigrationBiz, with a focus on working with foreign investors and entrepreneurs who want to expand to the U.S. markets. Later, she launched the ImmigrationBiz Academy, an e-learning platform to help foreign start-ups and entrepreneurs move to the U.S. with ease.

Marieta’s genius zone is to help foreign entrepreneurs move to the USA, start their businesses and obtain investor visas, scale the business and apply for a green card. She has helped hundreds of foreign entrepreneurs move to the USA and live the American Dream and her mission is to bring 10,000 foreign entrepreneurs to the USA within 5 years.

She is also a founder of Marieta Oslanec LLC and she is coaching female entrepreneurs how to start a profitable PURPOSE driven business in a holistic way and how to go to 6-figures in 6-months. She is certified in neuro-semantics and reiki healing as well as she is practicing vipassana meditation on a daily basis.

When you listen to this podcast episode, you’ll discover…

So, head over to the Itunes or Stitcher right now and listen to the podcast. Once you listen to the episode, share it with others who you think would benefit from this episode.

Recommended books:

To Reach Marieta:

IG @MARIETAOSLANEC

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Have you ever been on a date?  Of course you have, how did it go?

Now, have you ever had problems getting a date?  Felt weird on a date?

Didn’t know how to start a conversation?  Keep a conversation going?  

Do you know what to say and how to say it to get a great date?

If you dealt with any of the above issues, then listen to this episode.

This is Polish Peter and welcome to episode 67 of Immigrant Masters Unite.  Today, I have Kati Schmidt.

After winning her Green Card in the Diversity Visa Lottery, Kati relocated from Berlin, Germany, to San Francisco, California, in January 2015. As an early former employee of Airbnb, Kati worked on launching and scaling Airbnb’s operations in Europe, starting Airbnb’s public policy efforts globally and launching Airbnb Experiences. She has seen hyper growth and worked on various entrepreneurial projects within the company that informed operational playbooks.

After 6.5 years, Kati left the company to pursue her own venture, Piña Colada, to create meaningful connections between groups of six like-minded singles over great food.   

Kati is passionate about female entrepreneurship, immigration & the transatlantic relationship, and gluten-free food. In 2015, she has been selected as a Young Leader of the renowned Atlantikbrücke organization.

When you listen to this podcast episode, you’ll discover…

So, head over to the Itunes or Stitcher right now and listen to the podcast. Once you listen to the episode, share it with others who you think would benefit from this episode.

Recommended books:

“Belong: Find Your People, Create Community, and Live a More Connected Life” by Radha Agrawal

How to Reach Kati:

https://kaliforniakati.com/

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Have you ever considered partnering with your competition?

Do you know how to grow your social media presence using creative partnerships?

Are you planning on do you have a business in a competitive industry?

If you answered yes to any of those questions, listen to this new episode of Immigrant Masters Unite.

Hi, this is Polish Peter and welcome to episode 66 of Immigrant Masters Unite.  Today, I have Ravit Darougar from Israel.

Ravit is a resident of Beverly Hills and holds a Bachelor of Law LL.B and a Bachelor of Business Administration. Raised in Israel, Ravit was both a lab nerd and a teenager with a weakness for cosmetics.

For her, cosmetics were magic. She marveled at how cosmetics could transform any woman from a plain woman to an extraordinary, she recalls how good it felt to see the friends she’d makeover, thrilled over their transformation.

Ravit knew in her heart that cosmetics weren’t some frivolous extravagance but important to helping women who are suffering from lacked self-esteem or depression.

The company she envisioned launching was one that would produce cosmetics that was not harmful and was never tested on animals, and a company that would bring joy to the women applying it. She was determined that every product she ever created would not only make a woman feel beautiful, it would also be good for her.

Ravit Darougar is a self-made woman, who aside from inventing patented cosmetic formulas she also is an expert in real estate and construction. Like most women, Ravit has had to work extra hard to support her cosmetic company dreams. She is an advocate of programs that help abused children and women.

Ravit’s ultimate goal to establish a non-profit organization to help women overcome personal life challenges, such as women who are low income, unemployed and trying to get back into the work force.

When you listen to this podcast episode, you’ll discover…

So, head over to the Itunes or Stitcher right now and listen to the podcast. Once you listen to the episode, share it with others who you think would benefit from this episode.

IMPORTANT: To Schedule a FREE, no obligation phone call with Polish Peter and submit a FREE Application to be considered for his 1st EVER Immigrant Only Coaching Mastermind, head over to https://immigrantmastersunite.com and read all of the details.  Only 2 spots open from this podcast.  Hurry because the next mastermind retreat happens in October 2019.

Recommended books:

How to reach out to Ravit:

https://4evermagiccosmetics.com/

Ravit on Instagram

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How do you start an immigrant business here in United States, on a visa?

What is the best way to assimilate in United States to become a successful member of the society?

How can I transition from a student visa to work visa and remain here in US?

These are just some of the questions we answered today’s episode of Immigrant Masters Unite while interviewing an individual who is an investor and business advisor to foreign companies who come to United States to incorporate their businesses here.

In fact, he has traveled with the likes of Ivanka Trumps, Obama’s and Clinton’s to foreign countries to help immigrant entrepreneurs and businesses come into United States and build their business here.

This is Polish Peter and welcome to episode 65 of Immigrant Masters Unite.  Today, I have Venkat Ramineni who is originally from India.

Mr. Ramineni began as a young immigrant, was recognized early on by the U.S. Government as one of the extraordinary foreign nationals. He self-established himself as a successful entrepreneur, and has grown to be a mentor of other businesses.

It should come as no surprise that The Los Angeles Times featured Mr. Ramineni on the front page together with President Obama as part of the U.S. trade delegation to India. He was the lead investor at the prestigious Global Entrepreneurship Summit and together with John T. Chambers he represented USA.

He currently counsels companies from over 25 countries, travels with the Presidents on trade trips, works together with Department of Commerce on increasing FDI into the U.S. and presents at global events.

His company, Start Business In America [SBA] exclusively helps foreign companies and non-U.S. Citizen entrepreneurs launch in the U.S. and grow exponentially. SBA selects businesses that have the potential to grow globally, launch them in the U.S. market, and accelerate their growth.

When you listen to this podcast episode, you’ll discover…

So, head over to the Itunes or Stitcher right now and listen to the podcast. Once you listen to the episode, share it with others who you think would benefit from this episode.

To apply for the 1st ever Immigrant Only Coaching Mastermind and speak to my personally, head over to https://immigrantmastersunite.com and read how it can benefit you and your business.

To Reach Venkat:

startbusinessinamerica.com

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Have you ever wondered how some people are able to disrupt an entire industry that’s been around for a long time?

Ever thought about how Uber was able to disrupt the taxi industry? 

What if I told you that you, as an immigrant, may have that type of an “disruptive idea” already in you? 

This is Polish Peter and welcome to episode 64 of Immigrant Masters Unite.  Today, I have Thomas Odermatt.

Thomas Odermatt is the founder and CEO of Roli Roti–a food truck and food production company based in Oakland, California.   

  Thomas grew up in Switzerland and is a third generation butcher who founded the Roli Roti food truck in 2003, making it America’s very first gourmet rotisserie food truck. Since then, Thomas has grown his single truck into a fleet of six and expanded Roli Roti into a retail brand which sells America’s leading fresh organic bone broth across the nation.   

  Thomas currently resides in Berkeley, California where he lives with his wife, daughter, and dog.

When you listen to this podcast episode, you’ll discover…

So, head over to the Itunes or Stitcher right now and listen to the podcast. Once you listen to the episode, share it with others who you think would benefit from this episode.

Recommended books:

Predictable Success: Getting Your Organization on the Growth Track–and Keeping It There by Les McKeown

To Reach Thomas:

roliroti.com

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