PHOTO BY MEIt just dawned on me that I have barely two months before my RELOCATION. My wife is started her Master's degree program in October and we need to find a job and settle in a new country. I am excited about the idea of migrating but the reality is a need a lot of money to get us over there, and right now I don't know to get it without doing something extreme, and by extreme I mean selling all I have.
It is worth it?
It been five years since I graduated from college. I assumed I would be a crypto millionaire by now, or have a short at a decent live, unfortunately that hasn't being the case. I have tried a few entrepreneurial ventures and at the point where I cannot do that anymore. I need something more stable to support my dreams and family. This is what this whole exodus is all about--STABILITY.
My wife has been instrumental in our pursuit so far. Without her I don't think we would have gotten this far because all I had planned for us to raise money failed. It is more than disappointing and I think I am kinda depressed because I lack the enthusiasm to do anything and I am slowing watching myself turn into the very thing I dread--which is being HELPLESS.
So I need this to work for me and my family. This is why I am willing to do whatever it takes (and that means selling everything at this point). I have been kind of reluctant because I do not want to let go of these things I have gathered over the years, including the assets requited to me, but it is either that or a really dark future.
I know there is no guarantee that my new endeavor will yield the desired fruit. Being in a new country; learning a new language; and pursuing a new career path are very drastic steps to take in a short time. Nevertheless, my convictions are solid. I know I am doing the right thing. The only fear, I guess, is that my entire family are exposed to the risk associated with my decision.
I want to read this post a year from now with no regrets. There is so much in my head that I cannot share. Nevertheless, I am going to take action. Cheers!
Wes & Grindan