I finally moved to San Diego! (Ep567)
Summary
This podcast episode details the host's journey to move to the US, highlighting the O1A visa process, the importance of in-person collaboration, and the challenges faced during the immigration process. The host offers a booking tip, as well as an announcement of a new program. Hosts can learn about the complexities of moving to a new country and the importance of planning for visa and travel requirements.
Key Insights
- •The host discusses the importance of in-person collaboration, specifically noting the benefits over Zoom meetings for business operations.
- •The host mentions the challenges associated with US visa applications, including the need for substantial evidence of extraordinary skills and knowledge.
Action Items
- ✓Consider the visa application process and potential complications if you plan to move countries or hire international employees.Effort: highImpact: high
- ✓If managing multiple properties or teams across different locations, evaluate how in-person vs. remote work impacts efficiency and collaboration.Effort: mediumImpact: medium
Tools & Resources
- →Lisa Betten: The host mentions working with a lawyer specializing in immigration, Lisa Betten.
Common Mistakes
- ⚠The host didn't check the amount of space needed in their passport for a visa stamp, which caused delays.
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