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Thank you. That's eye opening. This thread is making me realize how much the US health care system really is impacting my life choices. > It's not an extraor
by anon9001 7y ago
Thank you. That's eye opening. This thread is making me realize how much the US health care system really is impacting my life choices.
> It's not an extraordinary life, but it's mine and I like it.
From where I'm sitting it seems pretty extraordinary :)
- kerkeslager 7y ago> This thread is making me realize how much the US health care system really is impacting my life choices. Have you considered going to London/Toronto/Vancouver? There's lots of business potential in all three places, healthcare included in taxes (though not immediately--I'm not an expert but I know from friends there's definitely a waiting period in Canada and probably in the UK). You could work a salary job for a year or two to build up contacts and then branch out on your own. The weather is simply too cold for me in those places. I need more sun, even NY is a bit rough for me. But if healthcare is a big concern it might work for you. I know people who have worked in and loved all three. > From where I'm sitting it seems pretty extraordinary :) Haha, well, thanks. I guess what I'm trying to say is, there isn't a script you have to follow. The typical 9-5 American dream sounds like it's a bad script for you, but what I've done might not be any better. Try stuff out, don't live in fear of mistakes, find out what works for you.