Done it, not worth it. Grass is not greener on the other side 🐶🐾🫡 (also midlife thing) 

 Why not worth it? Traveling is cheaper in the long run? 

 Moving is a stressful and painful thing for everyone involved in the process. It does not outweigh the benefits unless you are living in a shithole 🐶🐾🫡 

 Moving countries 🐶🐾🫡 

 Happened to me (and my family) as well. It takes a lot from everyone and you never feel you belong to that place 

 If everything you own fits in a backpack and suitcase, it’s not too bad. 

 日本においでよ 

 I'm assuming you live in the U.S., but I can sympathize given how corrupt and tyrannical things are becoming 

 I do and I live in a very rural area. I absolutely love it here. I'm just feeling bored and anxious. 

 Get a puppy 😁 

 Katie has been wanting a second doggy 👀 

 I hope we see pictures 😁😂 

 I honestly don't want a second dog. I love dogs and have always had a dog my whole life, but taking care of two of them seems like a lot to me. Plus, getting a puppy would seriously hinder our activities. We'll see. 

 Dogs like company. It’s only 1/3 more work. We have two dogs, and two cats, and also … two horses. lol. Everybody gets a friend. 

Also… rural and also kinda antsy.  

 🫂🧡 

 🫂💜 

 Be careful. The grass is always greener over the fence. 

 I love my yard 🥹 

 Traveling in a place is always wonderful, but living in a place is all about facing the trifles. Need to seriously consider my friend. 🫂💜 

 This is good advice too.  

 I never thought I’d have a family in Japan but one day we just said let’s move and we did. It was on a whim but the best decision. 

 I'm sure that was a wild experience. 

 It’s nice to change things up. Yes the grass is the same on the other side but the view is different. 

 I don't see the harm in trying it out, get your toes wet and see if it's for you. We're a family of five and we've been living between Europe and North America, we've had mostly good experiences. It helps that the cultural shock isn't so great (if we compare Europe to Asian countries) and that we homeschool. 

 I feel you !
I am also experiencing some sort of midlife crisis.
I feel grateful but impatient to reach the next stage, at the same time. 

 A continued set of impulses becomes a feeling, then the constant feeling becomes an urge, then after careful consideration and critical thinking becomes a decision or a plan :p 

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 Damn Lyn. What to be off topic. 🤪 

 Go for it Derek 🫂🔥 this sounds absolutely wonderful 🫂🫂🫂 I reckon it’s a sign 🙏🏽 adventure awaits 🏴‍☠️ 

 I bought property off grid in the Arizona desert. Honestly it’s almost like being in a foreign country … 🤣🤣 https://image.nostr.build/110f66fd1ec0d0fcf33afe8e4e36d229f5b840c66a03bc15744ac033458c967f.jpg  

 I could def hang there.  

 6 miles off of the nearest paved road and I wouldn’t trade it for the world. 

 My cousin did just that with his family not too long after the COVID lockdown ended. Packed up and flew off to Switzerland. 

 It's not part of the midlife crysis. I am much younger than that and yet I feel like there is no future in western civilization. But then again fleeing is not a good solution. Especially if you love your country, your land, you will try to fix things. 

 My spouse + I are in the midst of planning the same.

It's not a mid-life crisis.

It's the Sovereign Individual thesis playing out in real time, as we accelerate into an unknown future:

Technocrats Fascism vs Bitcoin Renaissance

So, we move to build the future.

Godspeed + best of luck 🫂  

 Sounds fun. We want regular updates.  

 same here. my wife, 2 little girls and i packed a few bags, gave everything else away and moved down here to acapulco 6 years ago. smartest thing we ever did. work from home, get paid in cryptos only. f*ck taxes, banks, papers, all their tools against us. im 53. 

 The dream.  

 just Do it 

 Try it for 3 months first :) 

 Same same.  

 So, I spent my teen years in the US Virgin Islands. I hated it at first; the folks moved us literally on my 12th birthday, but looking back I think exposure to a totally different culture was a very beneficial, character building experience for me.😃 

 I moved to South Korea when I was six. I spent a year and a half living there. Definitely opened up my mind to different cultures and perspectives. 

 The Sovereign Individual playing out in real time. I’m in the process of getting a second citizenship. Will I move, maybe. Will it give my family options, yes. Love the idea of governments competing for its citizens. Go and try a couple places for several months before you obtain residency. Then you’ll be ready if and when the time comes.