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My core advise is top stop chasing whatever big dream. Backpack and move to Chiangmai. Look at life from different angle, you'll see people who are barely gett
by InGodsName 8y ago
My core advise is top stop chasing whatever big dream.
Backpack and move to Chiangmai. Look at life from different angle, you'll see people who are barely getting by and still happy.
Start freelancing and getting contract work. It's not really difficult if you
a) can skype interview
b) work with git/GitHub
Then find like minded people and make a team. US in not the only place on Earth.
I've moved to Mumbai from NYC and i couldn't be much happier. Our whole team is remote.
- ido 8y agoIs Chiangmai in particular especially desirable? I would hesitate moving to a “3rd world” (I know not all developing countries are the same) long-term as I got the impression once you start caring about schools/healthcare (serious stuff, not getting some routine dental work) they become a lot less attractive.
- InGodsName 8y agoI assumed he's single. Asia in particular is lot of fun.
- sridca 8y agoQuite interesting to see (single) Westerners moving to Asia to find happiness, all the while here I'm born in India but had moved to the West to find independence and opportunities. Right now I'm looking towards achieving a balance: get dual passport and live 1/4th of the year in India and the rest in Canada (including other countries). Works well for me as I prefer, and am happy, to be single.
- ido 8y agoThe western singles looking for that (I assume) are still hoping to make their money in the West (remotely) and enjoy all the western privileges and “eastern” lower cost of living at the same time.