U made some salient points. Even after a short residence u have put your fingers straight to the point. I have lived in America for more than fifty years. I am now retired after schooling in the 70s, working after graduation in the engineering & IT fields. The secret sauce to success in America is the way u eloquently described in your interview. Here is my views that I can add to the “so-called” American dream. #1. Learn a trade or educate yourself by going to school. These days u can even study from free online courses on the internet such as KZread or free websites. 2. Look for a job & acquire an experience or improve on your skills. The sky is limit. 3. Abide by the laws, rules and regulations in your resident state or in America. No “wuluwulu” (dubious) means. In the end you will suffer the consequences after any intransigence against the laws. There maybe more suggestions from other viewers. Indeed American is a land of opportunities. I am a specimen of the achievements that have across my way. Keep your eyes on the prize and all your dreams & aspirations will be fulfilled. Good Luck ❤✌🏿

@richmondobeng1408

10 ай бұрын

God bless you 🙏, please is there a way you can mentor me?

@kwasi47

10 ай бұрын

@@richmondobeng1408 mentorship in what way? The steps I can point out are the ff: 1. Learn a trade. My choices are plumbing, electrician, carpentry & mechanic. Not in any particular order. Make sure u have certification in these trades. 2. You can also go into nursing. There is a huge demand for nurses all over the world. 3. IT is another option Opportunity abounds in America everyday. Never think nothing is impossible. Have a positive mental attitude. Don’t let age be a barrier. Have patience. Never lose hope. Don’t pay attention to naysayers. Be honest & truthful. Destiny is not very far away. Finally don’t try to use devious means to achieve your aims & aspirations. It never works. Good Luck. Keep your eyes on the prize. ❤️✌🏿

@richmondobeng1408

10 ай бұрын

@@kwasi47 thank you sir 🙏

This man have really made us see the insight of traveling to the states

Great insight. Thank you very much DJ NYAME.... THIS INTERVIEW IS WORTH WATCHING

God bless America 🇺🇸

Wisdom and intelligence ! This is an educative conversation. ❤ Thanks to you both.😮

Dj make part 2,3 and 4 The man is just super intelligent 🧠

Big ups nyame..brilliant speech from de guy👍🙌🙏🙏🙏

Thank you for this indepth coaching...my sister is a certified nurse here in ghana and wishes to travel out to practice but how to go about it is hmm.. Is there a way you can advice and coach her out please.thank you

Very Educative!

Too much wisdom. Thanks for this wonderful interview ❤❤❤❤

God bless you, bro, keep telling the truth, I love the way you explained the system. Indeed the United States is a land of Possibilities

God bless DJN. GOOD ADVICE for all

Insightful. God bless you

You're sooo right! I migrated to 🇺🇸 because of marriage. I had a lucrative job in 🇬🇭 .

The guys is full of wisdom

Very educative🙌🙌

True statements from the gentleman. He is explaining the different social, economic and political structures that exist in the west and that is different from what exist in Africa. These structures are not studied by the majority hence the disappointments many face!

I am also a surgical Technologist in NYC... it was a great move for me... amazing salary in NYC... just 1 year program and clinicals at NY Presbyterian hospital... board certified 👍🏾

270k subs 🎉✌️ Tututuaa!

He should be a teacher or life coach …

@traceyyeboah3034

10 ай бұрын

That’s exactly what I said- very detailed, he’ll be a great instructor

Very educative ❤

May God continue to bless America 🇺🇸 🙏 ❤

Dj nyame is giving us back to back 😂😂❤❤

Deep guy. Thanks

ASWEAR DJ NYAME DEY BIZ SENSIBLE QUESTIONS. BIGUPS✊✊

@gakpoaugustine6409

10 ай бұрын

I tell you

His really teaching However explaining long like Mr Logic

@thomassorgbalehmensah5833

10 ай бұрын

I tell you

@traceyyeboah3034

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂- exactly what I said

@ralph_elikem

10 ай бұрын

@@traceyyeboah3034 😂😂😂

Good job

My formal boss papa Joe

Economic situations in the west and that of Africa is different. It’s the ‘ mode of production’ and quality of specific economic activities that differentiates and determines pay levels in the west and Africa. The west specializes in increasing returns activities whilst most of African countries specialize in diminishing returns activities. It’s also about technological change and innovation that drives wages!

good job

Hmmmmmmm, i nearly went back within the first 5 month here. After getting my documents, i lost everything including my Ghanaian passport and i nearly lost my sanity 😭😭😭. Thank God things are getting better now.

The comparison of US salaries to Ghana is intellectually flawed. GDP per Capita in the US is $80K whiles that of Ghana is $2k; US is far higher than many countries and so you will earn more than in Ghana. You don't measure with currency conversions but by the living standards of that country.

this man is here for Advice not a story teller

DJ Nyaami, today you missed one question, if he was good Ghana, why didn't let his family joins him then

@stevoo209

10 ай бұрын

I had the same question in mind, instead of him to go there

@thomassorgbalehmensah5833

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for 10 points, they know everything boring

When it comes to immigration in the west it is about their legal systems. That is where the challenges lies!

Hmmmm praying it will be well with us all!!!❤

@traceyyeboah3034

10 ай бұрын

It will in God’s own time. I pray your heart desires be granted

I don't understand why people abroad compared their salaries to Ghana Ghana our currency is GH Cedis UK is pound Euro is Euro USA is dollar Etc.... The valve is not the same anywhere so borgas stop

Bitter truth, Ghana isn’t good for the ordinary

His explanation to marketing is a bit problematic. But his understanding of marketing seem perfect.

This guys interview affirms the point that 'abroad is for the poor'

@kwabenabaah2413

10 ай бұрын

Lol

@evansasiedu7383

10 ай бұрын

Maybe hustler not poor per se

@bjoscar9061

10 ай бұрын

I went to college for 5yrs- am making 146,000 year now- all what he is saying is true

@evansasiedu7383

10 ай бұрын

@@bjoscar9061 college for 5 yrs?

@bjoscar9061

10 ай бұрын

@@evansasiedu7383 my undergrad, yes. Some semesters I took off , especially summer

I tell people around me that if you travel there are three things involved in Abrokyire education and skills , property investment and getting a profession . Are you are gone koraa . Forget about women n marriage problems it won’t stop your progress. Ask people who hv failed abroad if they did any of these 3 it’s no

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20:03

Which right way, Boss the person want come there don't have any relative there but he or she wants to come there and hustling so which right way?

@akosuabrefo3354

10 ай бұрын

If you don't know anyone, then get a lot money for accommodation.

@user-rm3ow9sl6b

10 ай бұрын

@@akosuabrefo3354 I get you. but how much is the accomodation in a month

@user-rm3ow9sl6b

10 ай бұрын

@@akosuabrefo3354 how much money do need to come to America.

Please, can i get his contact?

Making sense but long talk…

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80000$ not true

@sarahansahsa

10 ай бұрын

Yes education first and you will enjoy , yes there’s so many sign ups bonus , relocation packages , school fees paid , work 36 hours and paid 40 hours , vacation paid , and car allowance .

@bjoscar9061

10 ай бұрын

I have $146,000 yearly- I went to school when I got here-

@traceyyeboah3034

10 ай бұрын

You’re right, I said the same thing, I’m in the healthcare industry in Virginia and working for 15 years, never seen any bonus of $80,000 for nurses. The highest offer I’ve seen in Virginia is $10,000

@bjoscar9061

10 ай бұрын

@@traceyyeboah3034 my brother is environmental scientist at amazon- they gave him $40,000 sign on bonus

@ewurama8768

10 ай бұрын

@@traceyyeboah3034try and do little research on other state first . He might be right