Gennadii's group announcement

This week, one of our members messaged me after an event: "I sit through career webinars, take notes, nod along. Then I do nothing. I have enough information to land my dream job. But I feel stuck."

And I thought: how many of us feel exactly the same way? We know what we need to do, but somehow we don't do it.

The problem often isn't a lack of information. It goes deeper. It's the barriers we can't see. The fears we don't even recognize as fears.

That's why I believe so strongly in Gennadii Bershatskii's group sessions. In the last group, one participant suddenly realized that her "procrastination" was actually a fear of success. She was afraid of getting what she wanted, because then she'd have to live up to a new level!

Gennady has 30 years of experience in business psychology. Groups are up to 8 people, online. The first session for community members is $30 instead of $100.

Only 4 spots left

LinkedIn Challenge: We've Kicked Off!

This week we held our first meeting led by our ambassador Kseniia Litovskaia and addressed the questions on everyone's minds.

Key insight: LinkedIn isn't just a job search tool — it's your personal brand for life. Jobs come and go, but your professional reputation, connections, and visibility stay with you.

Important reminder for all participants: There's no pressure to do everything. No need to complete every task or compare yourself to others. Even small, irregular steps are an investment in your future.

This challenge is for you — not for metrics or anyone else. Read the guide, join the meetings, watch recordings, and take only what resonates.

Minimal attention to LinkedIn today = a gift to your future self. It's a long game, and consistency wins. 💪

Networking Session: Get Ready to Connect!

If you’ve registered for our first Networking Session, we are so excited to see you! To make sure you shine, please review the beautiful guide prepared by our event ambassador, Daria Dubovskaia.

How to Prepare:

  • The Language: The entire session will be conducted in English.

  • Elevator Pitch: Prepare a 30-60 second introduction answering "Who are you and what brings you here?". Your pitch should include your name, target industry, a tagline of what you do, and a specific result or achievement.

  • Be Early: Please join the call 5 minutes early.

  • Technical Check: Ensure your camera is on, your internet is stable, and you have your Calendly link ready to book 15-20 minute coffee chats.

Quick Reminder

Luma Emails: Make sure to save your Luma emails to your Primary Inbox (not Promotions) so you never miss an event update!

🌟Volunteer Spotlight: Our Power Players🌟

Our community is fueled by the generosity of these incredible women. Let’s hear it for this week’s contributors!

Career & Data Support:

  • Shirin Kojomatova: For offering resume reviews and expert feedback for our QA/SDET members.

  • Jean Chapman: For her meticulous work on our community data analysis.

The English Speaking Club Dream Team:

  • Aigul Yermagambetova: Our Opening Speaker who set such a warm tone for our meeting.

  • Adina Asanova: Our "Word Bingo Master"—thank you for the creative cards and usage examples!

  • Daria Dubovskaia: Our Question Master, for the "short and sweet" prompts that sparked such lively discussion.

  • Kateryna Dzhevaga: Our Timer, for keeping the meeting perfectly on track.

  • Anastasiia Duieva: Our Reflection Speaker, for the great insights and visualization of our results.

  • Iuliia Dubrovskaia: For her leadership in organizing the Speaking Club operations.

Community Pillars:

  • Lunara Ryspay & Guzal Alimova: Our Birthday Initiative leads, making sure every member feels celebrated.

  • Alina Eresheeva: Our "Everything Everywhere" lead—managing the Wish Jar tradition, the United Database, Luma Events, and collecting 100+ community testimonials!

A Final Thought from Me

When I look at the list of volunteers above and the messages in our chats, I see more than just a "network." I see a movement.

I know how heavy the "stuck" feeling can be. I know how loud the inner critic gets when you’re in a new country trying to prove yourself all over again. But look around this newsletter, look at the women analyzing data, leading events, and reviewing resumes. We aren't just waiting for doors to open; we are building the hallway together.

Our dream job isn't just about the right resume; it's about the courage to show up even when we feel "stuck." Whether it’s joining a networking call or finally posting on LinkedIn, let’s remember: We don't have to be fearless. We just have to be curious enough to take one small step.

I am so proud to be on this journey with you.

Thank you for joining our #1 Community of Powerful immigrant women in Corporate America!

With gratitude,

Azhar Imanakunova,

Founder of She’s New To America pro

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