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These are my top 3 lessons from starting a new life in a new country. I never thought I would be teaching Americans how to flee their country. When I left the United States it seemed like a covid era decision, not necessarily a forever lifestyle. Five years later and I’ve become a different version of myself that I could have never imagined. My heart aches for all the good people stuck in America who deserve safety, calm, and happiness. This channel is intended to inspire, guide, and aide my brave besties to make the life changing decision to move to a new country. Your life doesn’t need to settle for the mediocrity of America. The biggest boldest version of your life exists outside of the current borders. 🆘🇺🇸 #creatorsearchinsights

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I left everything behind to start over in a new country. And here are the three things that I learned that I think you should know too. Number one, you are still you, no matter where you are. The problems that you have that exist inside you are not going to go away just because you move to a new country. So if you're somebody with a terrible mindset who's always negative, if you're somebody who's struggling with your health, if you're someone who's having trouble in your relationship moving abroad is not going to fix those things. Those are problems that you need to solve within yourself. Number two, is that you need to immediately stop comparing your new country to the United States. Presumably you grew up in the United States. So you know things just from being conditioned from birth on how that country operates. In the new country, you aren't going to know those things and that will lead to a lot of frustrations. And I found myself often saying that back in America, we would fill in the blank. That has to stop immediately. That will not help you integrate into the new place that you've chosen to be your home. It will only cause stress and anxiety about the new country and it won't serve you in your long-term purposes. And number three is every decision is changeable. Just because you've chosen this country does not mean that you can't choose another one. I have now lived on three different continents in the last five years with my husband and children along for this adventure. I don't know where is going to feel like home, but I'm willing to keep changing and iterating the way that I do things until we find that place that we feel truly at home in. Knowing a new life in a new country is not easy, but it is absolutely worth it. If you've been thinking about moving abroad but you don't know where to start, an exit plan consultation is the perfect way to get some clarity about what your options are. The link to book that is in my bio and I'm here to help you escape the chaos of the United States.

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