Don’t confuse motion with progress. Just because you do something does not mean you are doing the right thing. Americans think being in a blue state or a large city will protect them from the chaos, it won’t. Guns are everywhere, drugs are everywhere, lack of healthcare is everywhere. There is no escaping the crumbling of the United States. Leaving is the only option. 🆘🇺🇸 #TikTokEncyclopediaContest
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One of the things that people often tell me is that they are doing things to better their own situation while staying in the United States. They do things like move from red states to blue states or they move from rural areas to city areas, and they think that kind of mitigation of their problems is the right move, because they are confusing some results with optimal results. Everyone seems to think that if they can kind of improve their situation, that that should be enough. But what I wish more people would understand is that the change itself is the hard part. So you've already done the hard part by shifting to these sub-optimal results of this city or this blue state. You've already done the hard part. The move is the hard part. The deciding is the hard part. And yet, you chose a path that is not optimal. An optimal path would be outside of the United States, where you are not at risk of your kids having a school shooting, or you are not at risk of being in a mall shooting, or you are not at risk of being shot at a concert. The optimal results are not within the confines of the United States, and yet people love to tell me that they're doing what they can. They're going over here. They're doing this thing. You're already doing the effort. So what I fail to understand is why you take that effort, but choose results that are not the best that they could be. If you're new around here, I'm Veronica. And five years ago, I realized this exact thing. So instead of moving to a bigger city, I just moved out of the country, and I took my two children and my husband with me, and we have been safe overseas on three different continents over the time that you've been surviving and not thriving in the United States. So what I do now is I teach Americans how they can qualify for Beases Around the World and get out of that chaos so that you are not living in a situation that's just good enough for now, and you are finding a new place where you can actually thrive. An American who has never lived outside of the United States does not know what safety in their body feels like. You don't know what it's like to have your nervous system relax, your cortisol levels lowered naturally, and actually be able to take deep breaths and feel safe in your environment and in your body. That exists outside of the borders of the United States. You've just never felt it because you've never lived outside those borders, and that's what I'm trying to help more Americans to do is to be able to find that actual safety and move abroad.
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