Biggest Culture Shock After Moving to North America?

We all know we'll face culture shock when moving somewhere new but never really know how to deal with it until its in front of us. In this video, we ask Canadian newcomers what culture shocks they face and how they deal with it. I hope this video helps you understand how different North American culture is from other places.

Mission: "Exploring how to live your best life away from home" - Iram

Kaizabi is a fusion of 2 Japanese philosophies: Kaizen (Making small improvements every day) and Wabi Sabi (Finding beauty in imperfection and impermanence).

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0.49 Biggest Culture Shocks
3:38 A Different Life
5:52 Adjusting to New Life

[Mrachnitedoktrini]

When I moved to Canada in 2004 I experienced culture shock. 20 years later the culture shock is stronger than ever.

[DesiRockMetal]

I was born in Bangladesh but grew up in Vancouver. Been here for 26 years. I appreciate the communal spirit of Bangladesh; however, I also appreciate the space (especially nature) that Vancouver offers. Vancouver is not as chaotic as Dhaka or New York but also it's not as isolated as, say, Saskatoon or St. John. It's somewhere in the middle. Though, lately it's getting more crowded and chaotic.

[nishitmeghani]

I saw your video it very pleasant 1:48 which colour filter did you use in your video sir?? Please help i am beginner in photo and videography

[ryanasksaround]

The Indian guy's story w his Pakistani wife is pretty amazing. Definitely makes you appreciate that the freedom of thought and openness here.
Btw - The video intro and transitions are so good 👏

[rathoreimran]

Moved to vancouver moved back in 7 months to pakistan now plan on moving back in january i am a student lol these videos are good to see what i am coming back too i like that there is so many different types of races

[skmusicrupin]

Are both Muslims or different religions please tell me

[eibbor]

yup you got freedom of thought unless its a different kind of thought that goes against which ever narrative being pushed