Hi there,

Every week, I receive messages like these:

• “I want to get a job abroad.”
• “Can you help me get a job in Estonia?”

If this sounds like you, I want to share some hard-earned lessons to help you take that leap.

1. Understand the Competition

You’re not just competing with talent from Pakistan, India, or Bangladesh. 🌍 There’s also Southeast Asia, South America, and beyond. The global talent pool is huge, so standing out is non-negotiable.

2. Be Ready to Work Relentlessly

Landing a “good” job abroad can take 6 months to a year. These months will test your patience and dedication.

• Applying full-time? It’s like a second job.
• Have a day job? You’ll need to sacrifice your evenings and weekends to make this work.

It’s tough, but the results are worth it.

3. Expect Rejections

Rejections are part of the process. You’ll face many “no’s,” but remember: you only need ONE “yes.”

Stay persistent.

4. Mindset and Network are Your Superpowers

Everyone has access to tools and job boards. Your mindset and the strength of your network are what will set you apart. Focus on building relationships with the right people.

5. Master LinkedIn

LinkedIn is the ultimate job-seeker’s tool. Here’s what you can do:

• Simplify your profile. Make it specific to your target roles.
• Start creating professional content to showcase your expertise.
• Build connections with people whose work you admire.

When you enjoy the process, finding opportunities becomes easier.

6. Avoid Comparisons

Comparison is a trap. Everyone’s journey is different. Focus on your path, not on others’ accomplishments.

7. Be Impatient with Action, Patient with Results

Consistency is key. Commit to daily actions like:
- Improving your profile
- Applying to jobs
- Creating meaningful LinkedIn posts

Habits drive results.

Ready to Get Started?

At Wordsmith OÜ, we’ve helped hundreds of professionals improve their profiles, build content strategies, and land amazing opportunities.

If you’re looking for guidance to stand out in the global job market, let’s talk.

DM me or reply to this email—I’d love to help you on your journey.

Good luck and Godspeed! 🚀

P.S If you haven't then recently I talked about some crazy things that are considered completely normal in my birth country of Pakistan. Have a look here:

/Manan