> Every city Cities aren't remote parts. They also cost more, which matters if you're already stretching your paycheck. Even within a city, I've had 2 hour (

> Every city Cities aren't remote parts. They also cost more, which matters if you're already stretching your paycheck. Even within a city, I've had 2 hour (each way!) bus commutes - and that's with a good bus system! You need to be able & willing to relocate, or have a car, or have your job opportunities geographically restricted even further. >> "Not everyone has that choice." > Yes, they do. They choose not to leave because it's not the path of least resistance. Going through the interview process, meeting new people, and having to learn a completely new set of tasks is not easy or desirable. I'm sure if you play devil's advocate hard enough, you'd be able to think of counterexamples. Maybe most people have that choice, but everyone? What you've described is the easiest part for some without financial freedom. > discipline +1 and preaching to the choir on this bit, though. Just don't mistake it for being everyone's only real issue.