I agree that it's highly dependent on personality, but for me I think "living" somewhere has worked well so far to broaden my perspective. I recently moved fro

I agree that it's highly dependent on personality, but for me I think "living" somewhere has worked well so far to broaden my perspective. I recently moved from San Francisco to Berlin, and have been living here and learning (at times, rather painfully) how different cultures can be, even between two of the dominant western nations. To say it's been a worthy experience doesn't do it justice. Having to restart your entire social life — with deflated self-confidence — is a fantastic learning experience. One key aspect of it, in my opinion, is there's no flight home. You just left, and you don't plan on coming back. When things get challenging, there is no comfort that your plane is waiting. There is no plane. You have to pull yourself together and make it work. Many folks who visit this website are blessed with a skill-set rooted in distribution. Generations before us simply couldn't imagine moving around the world and still being comfortable and happy with their work and their means of providing for themselves. If you have this opportunity, to leave your comfort zone, challenge yourself and not have a "home" to go back to when the journey is over, I recommend you take it.