Hanzi mwoyo muti unomera paunoda kana pa- - -(Vazukuru vanoverenga so I will leave people to finish this modified tsumo for them seref 😂 You are right and I agree with this video 👍🏾
Imagine physically holding a husband down from building and choosing our homeland as home. I love the answers and I will definitely use them because my response has always been to ignore and not respond.
Ignoring sometimes is also a good strategy to avoid getting caught up in a back and forth with people who don’t want to hear anyone talking about relocating back home.
Very nice video. I can definitely relate to what you are saying. We are relocating to Africa too and we are having so much negativity from family members, it's unbelievable. We just ignore them and keep making our plans. I think sometimes, people are so brainwashed by the media that they cannot see things clearly and they make up such silly conclusions about Africa in general no matter which of the 52 countries we pick to go back and live in. I keep telling them that moving to an Africa country means freedom, better living, organic food, a mortgage-free life, and better health. I hope they will understand one day. Keep doing your thing.
It is disappointing when the biggest critics are your family members or close friends. All the things you have mentioned the organic food, better health, mortgage free life etc are THE GOOD LIFE for us. I wish you all the best with your relocation journey let’s us keep doing our thing.
The truth in this! The sad thing is that most people think that being in the diaspora one is "immune to dying", yes, services are there but even in the diaspora people are dying.
The country’s that we live in are good are PR they will never parade their challenges in public so some people are none the wiser until they come to diaspora and see that their streets are not paved with gold. I never thought a white person could be homeless sleeping in the streets and eating out of the bin until I saw it with my own eyes in Great Britain on the streets of London. It shocked me.
It's unbelievable how our own people discourage each other to go back home shuwa. It's so disheartening one says to you, you gonna regret this move then I'm thinking surely in this country where there's no lyfe it's just a sad sad country full of misery bedzi bedzi. I wish our people could just stop this issue of discouraging others please. There is lyfe outside England veduwe. Some will declare handibude muno then I'm thinking haaaa saka kutoda kuendeswa ku home dzemuno without one enjoying their life. Ummmmm its a sad situation, well done to you mai Zuruvi for making such a good decision ndokufunga uku.🙏
Varikuda kugarira ma buy one get one free!! Zvino hakuchina buy one get 3:01 one free 😂😂😂. It's very sad because Zimbabwe has a lot to offer, there is life outside the UK. I think people are now comfortable living from hand to mouth vachimukuria ma shifts! Asi ukaona waita 20 years uchikakaritsana ne shift apa uchiramba kudzokera kumusha haaa pakaipa. People stop demoralising other people who are ready to leave The UK, let's learn to support eachother not to discourage others because iweiwe hauna plan!
There is life outside of these western countries. It’s good to respect each other’s decisions vanoda kugara muno vachizovigirwa muno it’s fine and isu vanoda kudzokera kumusha it’s fine too. Dambudziko riripo nderekutarisirana pasi nekushoropodzana it’s too much manhi.
The sad part for me is the fact that someone will discourage you from returning to your home country which is their own country too. I have accepted that some people including family are settled here and will never go back. But I don’t criticise them for their decision like some do for our decision to relocate back to Zimbabwe. We can’t all be the same but we can show each other respect ✊🏿.
@@TheTandisLivingtheGoodLife Yes 🙌🏾 and they go on to project their own fears by discouraging you. I remember being called so many names when I decided to go home after being in school abroad for 5 years. Ndainzi I’m foolish, who does that, what if they don’t allow you back but my mind was set and I knew that if God wanted me to come back he will grant me a visa to come back. I had already gotten a work permit by then but I really wanted to have that visa stamp on my passport, just to have that freedom to go home when I want to and that meant me leaving the country. If I listened to people and went against my strong intuition I wouldn’t be where I am today. I would still be stuck just because of fear.
Potse potse there will be some who will say she’s back because she was deported 🤣🤣 . I commend you for having the courage to do what you wanted, what felt right for you and what others who were in your position not doing. You are a good example of what an outlier is.
I love your insights throughout this video, Mai Ziruvi. As young as we may be, my husband and I are already working on our relocation plan to move back home. Thanks to you, we are finding your content motivating and very encouraging. Do not get discouraged, you are such an inspiration !😊😊😊😊
I've been in the uk for 2yrs but 1thing for sure people back home are living their best lives,go live your life dear,as of health care only God is in control,ive seen people die within a few months of being in the uk with all the free health care,all the best dear
I remember when I was doing my zim project…. Some comments I got were “ kutambisa mari plus urikudyirwa mari ne kuita zvinhu kwausingagare”. But it was all worth it… Zim is home and I no longer care what other people say about my relocation plan.
Yes that’s another statement they will say “ kuZimbabwe kwacho munoyenda kangani muchasvika mumba menyu mane muchenje” 🤣🤣🤣 the statements are so flabbergasting.
I have watched your journey so far , I’m inspired. I’m planning to go back as well. Cottage completed , main house at slab level. I’m motivated. I will get there God willing.
Much respect to you it’s no small task to build and you’re on house number 2 for that I commend you. Keep on pushing you will definitely get there. Join this community to keep your motivation up.
In the beginning it used to upset me but I learnt that it’s not about me it’s about how they are conflicted them so they start to project their own fears.
I absolutely loved it being home and could see myself doing business - spotted some ideas. But for me my health is a big one... it's needs constant monitoring. But chido chekuenda kumba chiripo! I'm jealous of you (also the Mr is not keen 😑, so I'm trying to convince him SA at least)
You have brought a fair point on one of the many reasons why relocation is not possible for some people. I would love to discuss this further if possible for our upcoming podcast. I totally understand if you are unable to do so you don’t even need to give me a reason. I just think it’s important for those who relocate to be empathetic to those who have the desire but may not be able to do it.
Dzimwe nguva you just say it in a conversation where those people are talking about buying a house in the UK etc so unobva wati ahhh rega nditiwo we are building a house kkkkk unobva watonzi chibharanzi ichocho 🤣🤣🤣
@@TheTandisLivingtheGoodLife vamwe vanenge vachitoda kudzokera but at the same time vanoedza to instill their fears in you and wait for your reaction. 😅
Thank you Gogo. I’m inspired by your journey. I’m hopeful that my children will be able to thrive on their own, when I see Mayfair I think my children will be okay when we relocate.
Do you know what that’s a true observation. Some of the people who say these things did leave their children and then when some of these children were reunited with the children they face a lot of challenges parenting them it’s really sad.
That is an interesting perspective you have there and this may be the case yekuti plan ndopasina and also thinking we are all so relived to have made it out of Zimbabwe to the point where we are not going back then you come across people who are actually planning to go back home. It can be very confusing for some people.
Please can you share with this dinosaur 🦖(me lol) how to go around it because I’m completely stumped. I’m thinking of getting a separate iPhone that will be just for my content creation and editing.
Please can you share with this dinosaur 🦖(me lol) how to go around it because I’m completely stumped. I’m thinking of getting a separate iPhone that will be just for my content creation and editing.
Mai Thandi my dear, if you have any ideas around disposing bottles please help. Our way of dealing with refuse is we burn plastics and we know how to deal with degradable waste. However bottles are a challenge. I hear they can be crushed and used in construction? Any one with such knowledge and how please help😢
I’m definitely brainstorming about this because like I said i identified kuti it’s an issue. I also see kuti there are opportunities for people who want to go into the Recycling Centre business.
I think all Africans are the same there are some who have vowed to never return to Africa come rain or shine they are in the diaspora to stay. Which is fine and I respect their decision but they should also respect our decision to relocate back home.
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Hanzi mwoyo muti unomera paunoda kana pa- - -(Vazukuru vanoverenga so I will leave people to finish this modified tsumo for them seref 😂 You are right and I agree with this video 👍🏾
lol Gogo you are funny.
Imagine physically holding a husband down from building and choosing our homeland as home. I love the answers and I will definitely use them because my response has always been to ignore and not respond.
Ignoring sometimes is also a good strategy to avoid getting caught up in a back and forth with people who don’t want to hear anyone talking about relocating back home.
Very nice video. I can definitely relate to what you are saying. We are relocating to Africa too and we are having so much negativity from family members, it's unbelievable. We just ignore them and keep making our plans. I think sometimes, people are so brainwashed by the media that they cannot see things clearly and they make up such silly conclusions about Africa in general no matter which of the 52 countries we pick to go back and live in. I keep telling them that moving to an Africa country means freedom, better living, organic food, a mortgage-free life, and better health. I hope they will understand one day. Keep doing your thing.
It is disappointing when the biggest critics are your family members or close friends. All the things you have mentioned the organic food, better health, mortgage free life etc are THE GOOD LIFE for us. I wish you all the best with your relocation journey let’s us keep doing our thing.
@@TheTandisLivingtheGoodLife Thank you . Much appreciated.
The truth in this! The sad thing is that most people think that being in the diaspora one is "immune to dying", yes, services are there but even in the diaspora people are dying.
The country’s that we live in are good are PR they will never parade their challenges in public so some people are none the wiser until they come to diaspora and see that their streets are not paved with gold. I never thought a white person could be homeless sleeping in the streets and eating out of the bin until I saw it with my own eyes in Great Britain on the streets of London. It shocked me.
It's unbelievable how our own people discourage each other to go back home shuwa. It's so disheartening one says to you, you gonna regret this move then I'm thinking surely in this country where there's no lyfe it's just a sad sad country full of misery bedzi bedzi. I wish our people could just stop this issue of discouraging others please. There is lyfe outside England veduwe. Some will declare handibude muno then I'm thinking haaaa saka kutoda kuendeswa ku home dzemuno without one enjoying their life. Ummmmm its a sad situation, well done to you mai Zuruvi for making such a good decision ndokufunga uku.🙏
Varikuda kugarira ma buy one get one free!! Zvino hakuchina buy one get 3:01 one free 😂😂😂. It's very sad because Zimbabwe has a lot to offer, there is life outside the UK. I think people are now comfortable living from hand to mouth vachimukuria ma shifts! Asi ukaona waita 20 years uchikakaritsana ne shift apa uchiramba kudzokera kumusha haaa pakaipa. People stop demoralising other people who are ready to leave The UK, let's learn to support eachother not to discourage others because iweiwe hauna plan!
There is life outside of these western countries. It’s good to respect each other’s decisions vanoda kugara muno vachizovigirwa muno it’s fine and isu vanoda kudzokera kumusha it’s fine too. Dambudziko riripo nderekutarisirana pasi nekushoropodzana it’s too much manhi.
The sad part for me is the fact that someone will discourage you from returning to your home country which is their own country too. I have accepted that some people including family are settled here and will never go back. But I don’t criticise them for their decision like some do for our decision to relocate back to Zimbabwe. We can’t all be the same but we can show each other respect ✊🏿.
Love this! Thank you for addressing these issues. People won’t understand and we should not be discouraged. Home is best!
Unfortunately they will not understand that we are not going back on our decision and they should respect it.
@@TheTandisLivingtheGoodLife Yes 🙌🏾 and they go on to project their own fears by discouraging you. I remember being called so many names when I decided to go home after being in school abroad for 5 years. Ndainzi I’m foolish, who does that, what if they don’t allow you back but my mind was set and I knew that if God wanted me to come back he will grant me a visa to come back. I had already gotten a work permit by then but I really wanted to have that visa stamp on my passport, just to have that freedom to go home when I want to and that meant me leaving the country. If I listened to people and went against my strong intuition I wouldn’t be where I am today. I would still be stuck just because of fear.
Potse potse there will be some who will say she’s back because she was deported 🤣🤣 . I commend you for having the courage to do what you wanted, what felt right for you and what others who were in your position not doing. You are a good example of what an outlier is.
Home is the best ,I fully support that
You have clearly got the answers for the discouragers, they make it look like zim is a dead place
When you hear people speaking like this it’s true you will think no one lives there at all. Like it’s barren place when it’s the opposite.
I love your insights throughout this video, Mai Ziruvi. As young as we may be, my husband and I are already working on our relocation plan to move back home. Thanks to you, we are finding your content motivating and very encouraging. Do not get discouraged, you are such an inspiration !😊😊😊😊
Best of luck! It’s good you have started round and I’m happy you find value in our content ❤️
@@TheTandisLivingtheGoodLife thank you🙏🏾
I've been in the uk for 2yrs but 1thing for sure people back home are living their best lives,go live your life dear,as of health care only God is in control,ive seen people die within a few months of being in the uk with all the free health care,all the best dear
True I have lived in uk 24 years I travel home every year true home is relaxed weather food more natural social life uk work work work
Correct
I guess it comes down to what we value and what gives us peace of mind. In Zimbabwe I feel at peace.
@@TheTandisLivingtheGoodLife that's how I feel as well
I remember when I was doing my zim project…. Some comments I got were “ kutambisa mari plus urikudyirwa mari ne kuita zvinhu kwausingagare”. But it was all worth it… Zim is home and I no longer care what other people say about my relocation plan.
Yes that’s another statement they will say “ kuZimbabwe kwacho munoyenda kangani muchasvika mumba menyu mane muchenje” 🤣🤣🤣 the statements are so flabbergasting.
I love this Platform It feels like it's my new home❤️
Awww I’m glad to know you feel this way ❤️❤️
I have watched your journey so far , I’m inspired. I’m planning to go back as well. Cottage completed , main house at slab level. I’m motivated. I will get there God willing.
Much respect to you it’s no small task to build and you’re on house number 2 for that I commend you. Keep on pushing you will definitely get there. Join this community to keep your motivation up.
Very valid points all round
Thank you I’m glad you think so.
I have been through this also i have learned to just to ignore and move on towards my goal of returning back home after long years in diaspora.
In the beginning it used to upset me but I learnt that it’s not about me it’s about how they are conflicted them so they start to project their own fears.
I absolutely loved it being home and could see myself doing business - spotted some ideas. But for me my health is a big one... it's needs constant monitoring. But chido chekuenda kumba chiripo! I'm jealous of you (also the Mr is not keen 😑, so I'm trying to convince him SA at least)
You have brought a fair point on one of the many reasons why relocation is not possible for some people. I would love to discuss this further if possible for our upcoming podcast. I totally understand if you are unable to do so you don’t even need to give me a reason. I just think it’s important for those who relocate to be empathetic to those who have the desire but may not be able to do it.
I think vamwe havaudzwe, better vazodzwa kuti wakadzokera, sé kuuya kwatakaita abroad 😅 Thank you l really needed this❤
Dzimwe nguva you just say it in a conversation where those people are talking about buying a house in the UK etc so unobva wati ahhh rega nditiwo we are building a house kkkkk unobva watonzi chibharanzi ichocho 🤣🤣🤣
@@TheTandisLivingtheGoodLife vamwe vanenge vachitoda kudzokera but at the same time vanoedza to instill their fears in you and wait for your reaction. 😅
That was interesting l am getting inspired by you and zuruwi. Iam thinking of starting to make my exodus plan back kumusha.
New subscriber!
Awesome! Thank you for joining the community welcome 🎉🥳
Very inspiring
Thank you Gogo. I’m inspired by your journey. I’m hopeful that my children will be able to thrive on their own, when I see Mayfair I think my children will be okay when we relocate.
The same people asking about children are the same who left their children back home for many many years to migrate to the UK. Shame on them.
Do you know what that’s a true observation. Some of the people who say these things did leave their children and then when some of these children were reunited with the children they face a lot of challenges parenting them it’s really sad.
Ini hangu I liked, when you said we have 2 teenagers for now, which means there is room for more 😜
Mmmm I need to change that statement because no more people are being made in this baby factory 🤣🤣🤣. There is no room in the in kkkkk
😂😂😂😂😂😂 exactly People People People 🙄
You can say that again people people people 😂
People will always excuses ...but deep down most pple plan ndopasitorina havana pekusvikira....vatori ma Case study ku Zim uko😂
That is an interesting perspective you have there and this may be the case yekuti plan ndopasina and also thinking we are all so relived to have made it out of Zimbabwe to the point where we are not going back then you come across people who are actually planning to go back home. It can be very confusing for some people.
Vachadzidza havo kwamuri kuti Europe haisiriyo answer to everything muma lives evanhu
I always say come to Europe it’s open to everyone because if you say don’t come iwe uriko it will not make sense. Let them come and learn.
The memory! lol.... yes algorithm the bane of my life...
Please can you share with this dinosaur 🦖(me lol) how to go around it because I’m completely stumped. I’m thinking of getting a separate iPhone that will be just for my content creation and editing.
Please can you share with this dinosaur 🦖(me lol) how to go around it because I’m completely stumped. I’m thinking of getting a separate iPhone that will be just for my content creation and editing.
I'm also trying to figure it out. 🤔 😆. Zvino imi mukaita dinosaur ini ndenge ndava chii? Eve? 🤣
To think that they don’t even like us here. Our people are a shame. What if the UK say they don’t want us anymore?
If that was to happen we would have to return back to Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 and some people will go kicking and screaming 🤣🤣🤣.
Mai Thandi my dear, if you have any ideas around disposing bottles please help. Our way of dealing with refuse is we burn plastics and we know how to deal with degradable waste. However bottles are a challenge. I hear they can be crushed and used in construction? Any one with such knowledge and how please help😢
I’m definitely brainstorming about this because like I said i identified kuti it’s an issue. I also see kuti there are opportunities for people who want to go into the Recycling Centre business.
My zuruvi how are you doing today
I’m hanging in there and some days are better than others. Thank you for asking. How are you doing today?.
So Zimbabwean community is just the same as our botswana community lots of senseless gossip 😂😂😂😂
I think all Africans are the same there are some who have vowed to never return to Africa come rain or shine they are in the diaspora to stay. Which is fine and I respect their decision but they should also respect our decision to relocate back home.