Moving to a new country can be both exciting and difficult, especially when it involves leaving behind everything you've ever known. I grew up in a small city in Nepal, surrounded by family and friends who shared my cultural background. Back in my country, I had my own online printing startup, called "Cushions and Creations,” in which we customized cushions, phone cases, t-shirts, cups, and many gift items. I did my undergraduate degree in social work, but my interest in busi

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Sustainable action does not necessarily have to come as a big innovation in science, automobiles, or engineering. Even little actions count when everybody does something. Sustainable actions can form part of our daily goals, values and lifestyles as individuals, organizations and governments. However, it’s not limited to governments or international organizations like we always think. Everyone needs to be involved, and it starts with you. Now, you might say it’s impossible

My first lobstering experience was on Hurricane Island, off the coast of Maine, in the summer of 2019. It was an intriguing experience for me and the rest of my team. On that bright and beautiful morning, we sailed from the island, a little way off the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, and began lobster hunting. Some traps were pre-set, we only needed to pull them up, one after the other. We pulled up our first trap and it was filled up with a variety of lobsters, crabs and cocke