Have you ever worked really, really hard at something and still end up not succeeding? When and how did you decide to change directions?

In this episode, our guest worked her tail off to became a “barrister” aka a lawyer in the UK. She failed along the way, a lot.  Once she fell in love and moved to the US with her husband, she had to become a lawyer all over again to meet US criteria. She worked toward a goal that she THOUGHT she wanted, like many of us do, only to realize that the universe was pulling her in a different direction.

Tahmina Watson is the Founder of Watson Immigration Law with expertise in business, investor and family-based immigration. She’s the Author of "The Startup Visa: Key to Job Growth and Economic Prosperity in America."  Tahmina is a passionate advocate for immigration reform, the Mother of two little girls, and is the founder and co-founder of multiple non-profit foundations. 

During our conversation, we talk about working hard (like really hard) toward a dream that Tahmina thought she wanted and struggled along the way. With her eye on the prize, she learned more about her values and purpose along her journey. She eventually found her true career calling and passion in an area of law that she had been resisting for a long time. 

In this episode, we talk about:

• When you have a set idea, but you don’t work toward it happily, you won't project the best version of yourself.
• The key to  finding your purpose is to be authentic and honest with yourself.
• Be open to what the universe is revealing to you, the door could be opening to your purpose.

Learn more about Tahmina below:

Website: Watson Immigration Law

LinkedIn

Podcast: Tahmina Talks Immigration

Book: The Startup Visa: Key to Job Growth & Economic Prosperity in America

Book: Legal Heroes in the Trump Era