Episode Highlights:
A Global Explorer: From the foothills of the Himalayas to five different countries across continents, Richa Singh’s story is one of bold curiosity and deep self-discovery.
Rooted in Resilience: Richa opens up about the emotional and professional toll of starting over again and again—and how her upbringing instilled the drive to adapt and thrive.
Grace Over Pressure: Her move to Canada came with the awareness that success takes time. Richa explains how releasing internal pressure and embracing the process made all the difference.
A Culture of Communication: Through her book and personal journey, Richa emphasizes the power of learning cultural cues in communication—and why it’s key for newcomers to succeed.
Community First: Richa celebrates the impact of meaningful connections, both in-person and online, and the importance of belonging as part of a newcomer’s foundation.
Redefining Adventure: Once a paragliding daredevil, now a mindful mother and author, Richa’s definition of adventure has shifted—but her pursuit of growth remains constant.
Key Takeaways:
Start with Community: Surrounding yourself with supportive, diverse, and challenging voices can help you ground yourself and navigate uncertainty.
Give Yourself Grace: Adjusting to a new culture doesn’t require losing your identity. Not all change is necessary—and growth should align with your values.
Don’t Trust Your Gut—Cross-Check It: First instincts are often based on past conditioning. Learn to pause, reflect, and adjust before reacting.
Invest in Health and Self-Awareness: Physical and mental well-being are foundational. A strong self is more capable of adapting and building skills that matter.
Learn the Language of Feedback: Cultural norms vary widely—being curious and asking how others give and receive feedback can bridge major gaps in understanding.
Survival is Not the Goal—Thriving Is: It’s not just about landing the job. Building roots, self-acceptance, and long-term success is what truly matters.
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