A young Cuban, who has been living in the United States for 13 years, sent a message to his compatriots through social networks, where he shares part of his life story and gives some advice to achieve his goals in that country.
Simply put, barber José Luis Hernández, as the young man identifies himself, expressed that in the United States he has achieved “everything”, summing up his concept in “one life”.
In response to user questions Tick tock Dairon Cano, the young man, lists that his concept of “one life” refers to having obtained a house, a car, but above all he emphatically mentions his seven-year-old daughter.
At another point he warns newcomers that they “came to the United States to work” because “a job is everything here.”
Videos similar to this have emerged on various social media platforms to encourage and, at the same time, be a wake-up call for Cubans who have been on U.S. soil for a short time.
Previously, in a video broadcast on Tick tock Yoandry Rifas, Cuban living in a container in Miami-Dadehe stated that “the first thing we need to do when we come to this country is to be grateful for everything.”
A criterion that another Cuban also shares. Marcial Gutiérrez, 29, who arrived in the United States ten years ago, collapsed Tick tock five tips for compatriots who have recently arrived in the country; keys that he considers essential to move forward.
The first tip is to buy a car, but he advises not to buy it in installments but to pay for it in cash and second-hand.
The second recommendation It is necessary that after three or four months, as soon as you have some autonomy, you leave the house that welcomed you when you arrived in the country, a point that several Cubans who have spread similar advice on social networks agree on.
The third tip We fight to stay out of debt.
The fourth tip It means having more than one job, whether it’s walking dogs or grooming, but having more than one job.
The fifth stepand the main one, in his opinion, is extreme savings.
2023-12-28 17:42:22
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