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In this segment of her immigrant narrative, Kareen Mills recounts the early days after arriving in the United States, describing how she juggled two part‑time jobs—a morning teller shift at Wells Fargo (10 am–2 pm) and an afternoon swing shift at Walmart (starting at 3 pm). She explains the logistical challenges of commuting, eating on the go, and the emotional toll of feeling isolated, missing her home country, and lacking a social network beyond her sister. The segment concludes with a motivational appeal, urging listeners to recognize that self‑imposed limits are the only real barriers and to persist through the “hustling process.”

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