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I'm afraid I'm not going to answer many of your questions but I am going to say some stuff still: It may be stressful but try to embrace the change and remain
by jrowley 9y ago
I'm afraid I'm not going to answer many of your questions but I am going to say some stuff still:
It may be stressful but try to embrace the change and remain positive. Take it as an opportunity to reevaluate other things in life if possible e.g. how much physical stuff you need in your life and if that stuff makes you happy. Change and hardship/being uncomfortable is good for you in moderation and trains you to weather bigger storms you may encounter later in life.
The bay area is a fantastic place to live, especially for a young person in tech, so try to remain positive although I can understand where you are coming from, and your stress is totally reasonable. The climate out here (both physical environment and cultural) is fantastic, be sure to seek it out. Good luck and congrats on the change!
- kadabra9 9y agothanks! i keep telling myself that I need to step outside my comfort zone to grow, and something like a cross country move is a prime example of it. Still, when I realize that I am moving thousands of miles away in a month, it really stresses me out. The whipsaw of emotions is killing me. I get that it's natural and to be expected, but doesnt make it any easier.