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We often hear about the “American dream”, but here’s a story flipping that script. An Indian origin man who had lived in the US for years on an employment visa recently spoke out about his decision to step away from the traditional path. After nearly a decade in the US, he says he gave up the idea of a green card or long-term stay, and decided that home and opportunity in India mattered more.
He shared how life on the H‑1B visa felt restrictive the job dependence, the limits on mobility, the constant renewal stress. “Life was mundane felt like a slave,” he said. Then came a shift: switching visa status and realising that maybe fulfilment isn’t overseas, but where your roots, your ideas, and your freedom intersect.
What’s notable: he now runs his own business, has more flexibility, more control, and spends everyday doing what he wants rather than what the visa allowed. His story resonates because it challenges the assumption that success means permanent settlement abroad sometimes it’s about returning, rethinking, rebuilding.
It’s a quietly powerful reminder to many: the world defines success in many ways. And sometimes, going back is moving forward.
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