Aug 13, 2026 · 35 min · 11 segments
Send us Fan Mail What if your next level doesn't require you to work harder? What if it requires you to stop doing everything alone? In this…
Celine RasbornGuestVeronica WadhawanHostBecause so much about an entrepreneurial journey is really about personal development growth as well, and I believe they have to exist-
And you need to be reading and learning and adapting and declaring and putting your mindset around it, and I was never one for the vision board.
Because to me, when I put it on my vision board and I would look at it every day, I would see what I hadn't done yet, and it would tick me off.
So I decided, oh, I'm the visionary that writes it on a piece of paper, folds it up, and sticks it in the back of my pocket, and then trusts the road to equanimity.

There's nothing that I was really going to control, except for the fact that I knew deep in down, uh, deep down that why wouldn't I be granted citizenship when I've lived here a really long time, I've always paid my taxes? I mean, you know, there's no reason why.

... you know, my nationality? And, um, the morning of the graduation of the training, October 3rd, at 8:03, I got an email from the US immigration with my interview scheduled for November 21st, and I just knew there this was a message that this is meant to be.

Um, and you know, I really think that when, you know, a lot of us receive messages, I know my experience has been all along that whenever I put my mind to something, it's not just me stubbornly doing something.
Because so much about an entrepreneurial journey is really about personal development growth as well, and I believe they have to exist-
And you need to be reading and learning and adapting and declaring and putting your mindset around it, and I was never one for the vision board.
Because to me, when I put it on my vision board and I would look at it every day, I would see what I hadn't done yet, and it would tick me off.
So I decided, oh, I'm the visionary that writes it on a piece of paper, folds it up, and sticks it in the back of my pocket, and then trusts the road to equanimity.

There's nothing that I was really going to control, except for the fact that I knew deep in down, uh, deep down that why wouldn't I be granted citizenship when I've lived here a really long time, I've always paid my taxes? I mean, you know, there's no reason why.

... you know, my nationality? And, um, the morning of the graduation of the training, October 3rd, at 8:03, I got an email from the US immigration with my interview scheduled for November 21st, and I just knew there this was a message that this is meant to be.

Um, and you know, I really think that when, you know, a lot of us receive messages, I know my experience has been all along that whenever I put my mind to something, it's not just me stubbornly doing something.
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