Mini Soddy

MOTHERS TEACH US THAT THE GREATEST ACHIEVEMENTS IN LIFE COME FROM THE WILLINGNESS TO KEEP GOING, EVEN WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH.

Mini, with the unwavering support of her husband Jinder, is an accomplished businesswoman. Mini is a licensed RCIC and founded Yahowa Canadian Immigration Inc. in 2020. Mini holds the designations of: Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, International Recruiters License and Commissioner for Taking Affidavits. She spends a lot of her time doing charitable work. She has been sponsoring and serving meals at the Oppenheimer Park for the past 6 years. Her compassionate endeavors extend far beyond the confines of the kitchen at the Oppenheimer Park. She was born in India and migrated in 1900s, making Vancouver her home. She has three Canadian born children and a supportive husband to continue her miracle walk of being a mom, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. She feels fortunate to be able to serve others and is thankful to her family, community and above all God.

Rewarding part of being a mom

I feel my children make life most rewarding for me. I am privileged to receive their unconditional love which makes me feel fulfilled and extremely content.

Feeling of being a miracle mom

Running two corporations and managing three young children is no less than a miracle in itself. God strengthens me throughout my daily life. Ensuring that my children are dropped off and picked up on time while running to meet clients at the same time can be a rather demanding task. Preparing their breakfast, packing lunches then getting ready myself for the day ahead has its own challenges. However, sharing love restores the joy and peace and creates a bond. Miracle Mom is a platform where the magic of motherhood is strengthened by science of love, joy, and harmony. Giving each child quality time while juggling your everyday life hustle is a calling of motherhood.

My personal Miracle Mom story is the birth of my third child Arzoi. While pregnant with Arzoi, I was quite ill. My condition became worse and I was hospitalized during most of the pregnancy. At 30 weeks of the pregnancy, I was told that only one can survive, either the child or myself. At 34 weeks, I was told that my child will be born with no brain development and will be handicapped for life. I trusted God and not only are we both alive but I am blessed with a healthy, gorgeous, loving and naughty girl. She is my miracle child which makes me a “Miracle Mom.” Holding her everyday makes my faith stronger and my joy complete.

Striking balance in life

Setting priorities and boundaries makes it all easy. I am fortunate to work around my children’s school schedule that helps me set boundaries. My children come before my businesses.

Qualities of a miracle mom

I successfully manage two corporations and three children. Playing different roles as a CEO and a mother on a daily basis while always giving unconditionally yet expecting very little is my biggest strength. Being the disciplinary parent, I may not be liked but I must empower them with the right choices to make in life. Sometimes being strong-headed also means that I must provide solutions to children’s issues and questions or family related matters along with handling all of my business matters.

Miracle mom stands apart

A miracle mom stands apart with her resilience and forgiveness. That should be the mantra for every woman out there!

Spotlight on the miracle moms

I hope my story would inspire other working moms that if I can, they can too. Women are a powerhouse. Everything is within us. We can manage things wonderfully as we are blessed with the acumen to do that! My children are my biggest support in my walk of philanthropy. I include them in most of my community involvement. I urge all moms in all walks of life to include your children in your endeavors and make them a part of your daily lives as you are in theirs. Children learn from us and we must engrain good virtues in them at a young age and I’m trying my best to do that in any way that I can as I am sure so are others.