Q&A: “I want to write the German immigrant’s guide to the U.S…”

Notes from Chris

Episode 1717

Welcome to a new week!

When it comes to the basic business model of “get paid to solve a urgent problem,” it’s hard to get more basic or urgent than immigration. If someone is trying to move from one country to another, it’s rarely a simple process, there are usually lots of things that can go wrong—but for the person trying to do it, they are usually very motivated.

This episode features a listener from Germany who immigrated to the U.S. several years ago. He found the legal process to be confusing (shocking, right?) and now wants to help guide other German-speakers through the experience.

"I immigrated to the U.S. from Germany several years ago. Along the way, I learned a lot about the process. There are some things you can do in advance that make it much easier later on. There is a lot of online information about immigration, but not all of it is accurate and most of it is in English. I'd like to publish a guide specifically for German-speakers. What do you think is the best format for this, and how could I market it?"

Listen to today's episode to learn more...

 

 

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SEE ALSO:

• Stay-At-Home Mom Helps Immigrants Gain Citizenship with YouTube Tutorials: In Washington, DC, a stay-at-home mom and former teacher helps immigrants gain citizenship with YouTube tutorials.
• Civil Engineer Dismantles “90-Day Fiancé” Visa Problem: After successfully navigating the difficult spousal visa process to bring his fiancé to the U.S., a civil engineer shows others how to do it.
• Q&A: How to grow a blog for couples separated by borders?: This longtime listener is an immigration attorney who’s starting a series of courses for couples separated by borders. How can she grow her blog?

Inspiration is good; inspiration combined with action is better. Now get back to work!

Yours in the revolution,