What 30 years in India taught this British woman

Meet Jackie Fernandez. Thirty years ago, she moved from the UK to India, where she now lives with her young Indian husband and owns several resorts in Goa. Jackie shared the biggest misconceptions about India in the West, why road rage is rare in India, and how the local lifestyle and spirituality have transformed her life. Enjoy! TO START AND GROW YOUTUBE: 🎬 Online workshop "YouTube Fast-Track to Views & Passive Income". Book your spot: https://event.webinarjam.com/register/6/92... 🏆 12-month full-scale personally coached program ‘Side Hustle YouTube Mastery.’ Join us: https://www.shym.sg/ LET'S BOOST OUR RELATIONSHIP: 📷 My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chernov_networking 💰 Sponsorship-related requests: [email protected] 👥 If you have a guest suggestion for an interview, please reach out at [email protected] TODAY'S GUEST: ➢ on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jackie.fernandez.... WATCH NEXT: ► Why she is PROUD of INDIA after 20 years here:    • Why she is PROUD of INDIA after 20 years here   ► Is India the Perfect Country for Foreigners?:    • Is India the Perfect Country for Foreigners?   ► Malay-speaking Foreigner About His 30 years in Malaysia:    • Malay-speaking Foreigner About His 30 year...   TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 INTRO 00:32 Misconceptions about India 02:36 Extremes in India 03:36 Locals' attitude toward a British woman 04:36 "Goa is a gentle introduction to India" 05:05 First impressions of India 06:39 First time in Goa 07:24 Why Jackie came back to India 08:26 Helping kids in Goa 10:04 Why did she choose to stay in India? 11:13 What living in an ashram taught Jackie 13:17 How Europeans change in India 14:54 Life in the UK vs. India 16:10 Feelings back in the UK 17:03 How people become brainwashed 21:05 How Indians treat elderly people 21:58 How Jackie met her Indian husband 25:52 Regrets in life 28:01 How does it feel to be 83 years old? 29:18 The fear of death 30:32 Do people need so much stuff? 33:17 The meaning of life Hey! This channel bridges the gap between locals and foreigners all over the world. Join Max as he interviews expats, unraveling their unique stories and providing valuable insights into their lives in the vibrant places of Asia. Through engaging conversations, Max fosters understanding and appreciation between locals and the global community, focusing on cultural exchange. If you're a company seeking sponsorship opportunities to engage our upscale audience, contact us at [email protected]. With over 50% Singaporean viewers and a substantial number of foreign professionals (US, EU, Australia), our mature audience (35-54 years) boasts strong purchasing power and interests in an above-average lifestyle, travel, investment, and personal finance.