Jashandeep Kaur

Jashandeep Kaur An optimistic person who started her own online business & now helping people to start their own biz.

08/12/2026

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Meri sohni 🥰🥰

Some people don’t realise that there is no RESULT without enjoying the PROCESS 🍀🦋Fall in love with the steps, not just t...
08/09/2026

Some people don’t realise that there is no RESULT without enjoying the PROCESS 🍀
🦋

Fall in love with the steps, not just the finish line.

Because success isn’t one big moment. It’s all the tiny victories you choose to notice along the way. 🌱

Do you celebrate the small wins or wait for the big one?

08/04/2026

Someday my children might ask,
“Mom, did you sacrifice your dreams for us?”

And my answer will always be:

“No. I chased my dreams with you right beside me.” ❤️

I never wanted you to grow up believing you were the reason I didn’t follow my dreams. And I never wanted you to feel like my dreams mattered more than you.

I wanted you to see that it’s possible to build a life where love and ambition walk hand in hand. 🌸

Yes, there were busy days. There were long nights. There were moments when I had to work hard. But I hope you always knew one thing…

✨ You were never a burden.
✨ You were never “in the way.”
✨ You could always tell me about your day, your friends, your worries, your victories—because those moments mattered just as much as my goals.

I wanted to show you that chasing your dreams doesn’t mean leaving your family behind. It means taking them along on the journey. ❤️

Whether you’re 5 or 25, you’ll always have a mother who is building her dreams with you—not instead of you.

Because success means very little if the people you love don’t get to be part of the journey. 🤍

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07/29/2026

Happy birthday to our darling daughter ♥️♥️

We’re so proud of you ♥️

Enjoy your special day 😘

Thousands of miles away from home… and my business is still working. ❤️🇮🇳This trip wasn’t a vacation. I came to India to...
07/22/2026

Thousands of miles away from home… and my business is still working. ❤️🇮🇳

This trip wasn’t a vacation. I came to India to be with and take care of a family member during a time they needed me most.

While I was focused on family, I received a notification that a new customer joined my team… and another payment landed in my account.

That moment reminded me why I chose to build an online business.

It’s not just about earning money.
It’s about having the flexibility to be where your family needs you without putting your income on hold.

I know this lifestyle isn’t built overnight. It takes consistency, learning, and showing up. But every step has been worth it.

Today, I’m grateful that I can spend this time with my loved ones while my business continues to grow in the background.

Freedom isn’t about doing nothing.
It’s about having the choice to put your family first when life calls.

If you’ve ever dreamed of building something that isn’t limited by a location, maybe this is your sign. 💛

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Scooter di tripli te feeling Ferrari ton vi waddi si. 😄❤️Apniyan bhabiyan de naal ohi purani wali masti…Na kise dollar d...
07/15/2026

Scooter di tripli te feeling Ferrari ton vi waddi si. 😄❤️

Apniyan bhabiyan de naal ohi purani wali masti…
Na kise dollar da khayal…
Na lok ki kahenge di fikar…

Khilare waal…
Ghar de kapde…
Pairan ch chappalan…
Te tuttiyan sadkan te uchhal uchhal ke auna. 🤣

Kya hi mahaul baneya si!

Kai vaar lagda, asi vadde tan ho gaye…
Par eh pal ajj vi sanu ohi befikre bachche bana dinde ne.

Rabb da shukar aa ke zindagi ne bahut kujh ditta…
Par eh chhotiyaan chhotiyaan khushiyan mehsoos karan wala dil ajj vi nahi badleya. ❤️🙏

I walked into my parents’ home after so many months, and for a moment, everything felt exactly the same.The same gate. T...
07/14/2026

I walked into my parents’ home after so many months, and for a moment, everything felt exactly the same.

The same gate. The same walls. The same familiar smell that instantly tells you, “You’re home.”

But as I sat there, I realized something beautiful.

The house hadn’t stood still.

Life had continued writing its story.

My father was sitting in his usual place, only his beard had become a little whiter than I remembered. I rested my head on his shoulder, and for a moment, I was his little girl again.

Then my niece crawled into my lap.

Everyone smiled at her. Someone brought her a toy. Someone picked her up. Someone called her by the sweetest names.

And I smiled too…

Because I had seen this before.

Years ago, I was the little girl everyone waited for. I was the one who filled these rooms with laughter. I was the one my father proudly introduced as, “Meri dhi.”

Life kept moving, just as it should.

That little girl grew up, got married, built a home of her own, and returned carrying memories instead of school bags.

And in the meantime, this home welcomed another little girl whose laughter now fills these same rooms.

That’s the beauty of family.

It never stands still.

It keeps growing.

As I looked from my father to my niece, I realized I was looking at both ends of my own story—the man who gave me my childhood, and the little girl now creating hers.

Maybe that’s the greatest gift of being a married daughter.

You come home and realize that the love you once received hasn’t faded. It has simply continued its journey into another generation.

This house will always be my first home.

A part of my childhood will always live within these walls, and today I have the privilege of watching another little girl create memories here, surrounded by the same unconditional love that shaped me.

Families don’t simply grow older.

They grow forward.

And perhaps that’s one of life’s greatest blessings. ❤️

✨ Have questions about starting an online business in Canada?You’re invited to our FREE LIVE Webinar! 🎉English, Punjabi ...
07/14/2026

✨ Have questions about starting an online business in Canada?

You’re invited to our FREE LIVE Webinar! 🎉

English, Punjabi and Hindi 😊

Whether you’re:
✔️ Looking for an extra income
✔️ A stay-at-home mom
✔️ Working full-time but want more freedom
✔️ Curious about how our business works

This is your chance to ask anything—no pressure, no obligation.

💬 Join us live and get all your questions answered by our experienced coaches and hosts.

📅 India: 15 July | 7:00 AM IST
📅 Alberta: 14 July | 7:30 PM MDT
📅 Vancouver: 14 July | 6:30 PM PDT

📩 Comment “INFO” or send me a DM, and I’ll send you the VIP group link.

Looking forward to seeing you there! ❤️

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No mother wants to hear these words:“Mama… I had to wait outside.”In -40°C.When we first moved to Edmonton, everyone war...
07/08/2026

No mother wants to hear these words:

“Mama… I had to wait outside.”

In -40°C.

When we first moved to Edmonton, everyone warned us about the winters.

“You’ll get used to -40°C.”

I heard it.

But I didn’t truly understand it until I lived it.

At the time, I was working a regular job.

One freezing winter morning, it was almost -40°C.

I dropped my daughter off at school early so I could get my son to his school across the city and still make it to work on time.

I assumed the school would let her inside.

That evening, I asked her how her day had been.

She looked at me and quietly said,

“Mama… I had to wait outside.”

Outside.

In -40°C.

For almost 15–20 minutes.

I don’t know how cold she felt.

I don’t know if she was scared.

But as a mother…

My heart broke.

The next morning, I called the school.

Their answer wasn’t wrong.

“Our doors don’t open until 8:30.”

It was their policy.

But that day…

I made mine.

Not because the school was wrong.

But because I realized how limited my options were.

That night, I made a promise to myself.

I didn’t move across the world to build a better future for my children only to miss the moments they needed me most.

So I chose a different path.

I learned new skills.

I started building something of my own.

Not because I wanted to stop working…

But because I wanted more flexibility.

To be there when my family needed me.

To say yes when life needed me at home.

To build a life that aligned with the mother and the woman I wanted to become.

It wasn’t easy.

There were moments when I questioned myself.

But every time I felt like giving up…

I remembered one little girl standing outside a locked school door in -40°C.

That image never left me.

Today, the greatest gift this journey has given me isn’t just financial stability.

It’s knowing that when my family needs me…

I have a choice.

And I hope that’s exactly what my daughter learns from watching me.

Because I’m not just raising a strong daughter.

I’m showing her what it looks like to become a strong woman.

If this story resonated with you, and you’ve been wondering whether there might be another way to create more flexibility, purpose, and choices in your life…

Send me the word CHOICE.

I’d love to share what changed everything for me.

That wasn’t the day I quit my job—it was the day I chose a life with more choices. ❤️When we first moved to Edmonton, ev...
07/08/2026

That wasn’t the day I quit my job—it was the day I chose a life with more choices. ❤️

When we first moved to Edmonton, everyone warned us about the winters.

“-40°C is normal.”

I heard it. But I didn’t understand it. Not until I lived it.
At that time, I was working a regular job.
One winter morning, it was almost -40°C.
I dropped my daughter at school early so I could get my son to his school across the city and still make it to work.

I thought the school would let her inside.
That evening, I asked her how her day was.
She looked at me and quietly said,
“Mama… I had to wait outside.”
Outside.
In -40°C.
For almost 15 or 20 minutes.
I don’t know how she did it. I don’t know how cold she felt.I don’t know if she was scared.
But as a mother…My heart broke.
The next day, I called the school.
Their answer wasn’t wrong.
“Our doors don’t open until 8:30.”
It was their policy.
But that day…
I made mine.

Not because the school was wrong.

But because I realized I had so few choices.
That night, I made a promise to myself.
I didn’t move across the world to build a better future for my children only to miss the moments they needed me most.

So I chose a different path.

I learned new skills.
I started building a business from home.
Not because I wanted to escape work…

But because I wanted the freedom to choose.
To say YES when my family needed me.
To say NO to a life that no longer aligned with the mother I wanted to be.
Today, the greatest gift this journey has given me isn’t just an income.

It’s the confidence to live life on my own terms.
And I hope that’s exactly what my daughter learns from watching me.
Because I’m not just raising a strong daughter.
I’m becoming the strong woman I want her to become.
It wasn’t easy.

There were moments I doubted myself.
But every time I wanted to quit…
I remembered one little girl standing outside a locked school door in -40°C.

That picture never left me.

❤️ If this story touched your heart and you’ve ever wondered if there’s another way to create more freedom, purpose, and choices in your life, send me the word “CHOICE.”

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