Replying to @amanda74076 Everyone needs to stop focusing on getting a “job” in the new country. Remember, a job equals Just Over Broke in every economy. When you go in and earn the local wages, you will be barely scraping by. The magic of moving abroad is that you earn American size wages in a country where their cost of living is much lower. This equation gives you a better standard of living. Creating remote or passive income that is location independent is the key to moving abroad. 🆘🇺🇸 #TikTokEncyclopediaContest
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A lot of my followers are under the impression that if they want to move abroad, they can pick a place to live and move there and get a job when they get there. And the reality is, that is pretty uncommon. Most of the visas that people are going to qualify for when they move abroad are going to be visas that block you from local employment. If you're moving on a digital nomad visa, they want you to be earning income from abroad and bringing it to their country. And local employment is actually banned for almost all of those visas globally. If you're somebody who's moving there because you have passive income, usually local employment is blocked in that situation. And if you're moving somewhere because of retirement income, they will also not allow you to get local employment. The idea of getting a job when you get there is also problematic because that would mean that you're earning money in the local currency. And more often than not, if you're earning money in the local currency, you're going to be struggling financially in that country because a lot of the places that you will move just don't have the wages that keep up with the cost of living similar to the United States. But if you're earning United States dollars and you're bringing them to the foreign country, in most circumstances, that's going to give you a higher standard of living by bringing in that larger sum of money and spending it somewhere where the local population doesn't earn as much thereby giving you more buying power against the local population. This is why I talk a lot about remote income, remote jobs, creating passive income because those income types allow you to earn money from the United States and bring it to your new country. If you're struggling with how to create remote income for yourself, my 2026 Global Life Accelerator Program is linked in my bio. And the first two weeks of that program will be dedicated all to how to create remote income. So if you are ready to move abroad and you want to know step by step in a two month group coaching program, what exactly you should do, hop in my bio and clean your seat before they're all gone.
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