Why should I go abroad when I have everything here?


MAINLY BECAUSE YOU CANNOT EARN IN DOLLARS IN INDIA MY FRIEND…THAT’S WHY!!

Also because you have one life only and you need to see a bit more of the world than remain as a frog in a well.

There are 3 really good reasons why you should consider going abroad:

MONEY – Lets’ face it. Money may not be the most important thing in this life (yeah right!!), but it certainly is a great thing to have to ensure you and your family lead a comfortable and happy life. And if you can earn more money in a shorter duration of time (without joining the mafia of course), then WHY NOT?? The reality is that you can earn more money in a shorter duration if you can earn in dollars or some other currency which has a far higher exchange value as compared to the Rupee. Would it not be nice to be fully secure financially by the time you are 30 or even earlier? Does that not make sense? If it does not or you are one of those types who say ‘But money is not everything’ we seriously recommend you find the nearest monastery and head there. But if you are a realist who understands that the global village of today offers many career choices and dollar earning potential, then you MUST look at going abroad and earn a dollar salary.

QUALITY OF LIFE – Undoubtedly an advanced nation allows more opportunities in quality of life by the sheer fact that the infrastructure is better and negative factors like corruption, pollution, etc are less compared to developing nations. The assurance of essential services like power, water, transportation, etc ensures the quality of life stays on an even level. There is also a significant decrease in things that afflict us here like bad politics, differences based on caste, creed and religion and other issues that may cause discomfort.

DISCIPLINE, COURTESY & PATIENCE - Living in a developed nation also instills a certain discipline, courtesy and patience and this can also increase the quality of life dramatically. Let’s talk about discipline first - We dare any one of you to drive on the roads in let’s say London or Auckland or Chicago the way you do in Mumbai, Delhi or any one of our cities. Driving and road discipline is one small example only. There are many other things as well. Being courteous to women, children and elderly; not jumping queues and waiting patiently for your turn, littering, etc. All this learning can eventually be used to evolve as a better person and create a better society.



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