Natajia Miller

the world outside of my one by two mile island in Staniel Key.

You know what I mean?

So I got to experience so many different cultures.

I had one of my students was from Greece and had another from Iran, another from Germany, another from Saudi Arabia, a lot of from Sri Lanka.

So meeting and interacting and finding about finding out about all of their cultures just gave me this culture itch.

That could not be scratched.

So went to university, got my MBA, stayed in the U.S.

for a year.

Because fun fact, audience, when you're an international student, you get one year to work in the U.S.

And most of us have an American dream.

So we pray to God that we get that visa extended.

But in my case, I was working in the front office.

So immigration was like, you mean to tell me that in the 50 states of the United States of America, you can't find a front office agent?

And no.

So I had to come back home and I came back home and I literally Googled places where Bahamians can get a working visa.

And I applied every day, 100 jobs a day.

In every, Australia, Europe, Asia, all over.

And then I get an email to go from Dubai.

I thought it was spam.

I deleted it.