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You say leaving this country is your dream. But every time I post, you're in my comments looking for reasons why it won't work. "What about healthcare?" - I already covered that. "What about language barriers?" - Addressed. "What about missing family?" - Talked about it. "What about the cost?" - Did the math for you. You're not asking genuine questions. You're looking for permission to stay stuck. Because if you can prove me wrong, you can justify your own inaction. If moving abroad is actually impossible or irresponsible, then you're not stuck - you're just being smart. But deep down, you know that's not true. You're being fed move-abroad content constantly. The algorithm knows what you want. You watch every video. You save them. You comment on them. But you never actually DO anything. That's not a logistics problem. That's a commitment problem. And arguing with me doesn't change that. It just makes you feel better about staying for another year. If leaving this country is your dream, stop defending your reasons for not leaving and start executing on the steps that would get you there. Link in bio when you're done arguing and ready to actually move. ๐Ÿ†˜๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ #creatorsearchinsights

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You say leaving the country is your dream and yet you come in my comment section and you tell me all the excuses and reasons why you can't leave the country. Here's the thing that's happening. You are trying to justify your excuses of why you're not moving abroad by proving me wrong in whatever respect. Whatever video I put out, there's always people trying to prove me wrong and tell me that what I'm saying is incorrect. And that's your way of proving that your excuses are valid. But here's the thing. I see right through it. I'm over here looking at your excuses saying that's a fake excuse. That's just what you're saying to justify not taking action, not doing the real work to move abroad. There's so much noise in the move abroad space and so many people waste their time working on all the wrong things. You're not going to be able to prove me wrong in enough ways to make yourself feel better about the fact that you're still in the United States. So next time you feel like arguing with me or telling me what I'm saying is incorrect or this country's terrible or that country's terrible, just remember. I've already left five years ago. I'm gone. I'm out of here. I'm not worried about trying to fix America. That ship has sailed. You're still there and you trying to tell me that I'm wrong is not helping you fix your situation. If you're ready to actually fix a situation and move abroad, I can help with that. I do one-on-one consultations or group coaching. I tend to think the people that argue with me the most definitely need one-on-one help. So if you're in the situation that you're busy arguing on all the move abroad posts because you're trying to make yourself feel better, definitely consider letting that go and just hiring someone so that you can start to take action and stop dwelling on all the things that have no bearing on your move abroad process. Just because you don't want to move to that country doesn't mean it's wrong for other people to want to move to that country. You have your own priorities and I'm happy to help you pick a country that fits all of those priorities and help you get the ball rolling and your plan set in stone.

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