What To Do Before Moving to NYC
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2014
- 7 Tips You Should Know Before Moving To NYC!
I really hope this helps someone who has thought about or planned to move to NYC!
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I moved to NYC with $200, no job, and no place to stay. I found 2 jobs, and a place within a week and worked my ass off. It was hard at first, but it got better. Tremendously! It is possible. My advice is to be driven and know exactly why you are here for. And also, loose that uppity and fearful suburban mindset. Don't act like you're too good to work at certain places or eat noodles a few nights out the week. You have to be willing to do whatever it takes. And it takes a real bull to make it in this city. Then again, it could've been my destiny to make it here on such limited resources.
Gregory Haynes I'm glad it worked out in your favor. However, that wasn't my story... I moved to NYC in January and didn't find a job until April. I searched constantly and when I did get a job it only paid enough to pay my bills & commute to work. I had no money to go out and enjoy life, I couldn't eat out, I couldn't enjoy what "NYC" had to offer, it was a constant struggle. I'm okay with the city life, the hustle & bustle, but I refuse to be a slave to my empty wallet. That is no life to live, so if I can prepare anyone who's considering to move to NYC and give them a few pointers to help better their process, I will do just that.
Good Job.
THANK YOU for making this. About to make the move myself. Needed that big time :)
I lived there for years and everything she is sharing is 100% TRUE!!! I lived in Queens. I went to St. John's University. Yesssss small space. More Expensive. Always have cash.
awesome tips! thank you :)
Randomly, i typing how to move to NYC because i'm stressful rite now trying to go out of my hometown to another place which have better life for sure. NYC has been my inspiring city to keep moving and don't give up... I guess that's how NYC doing until now as concrete jungle where dreams are made of. You want it then you earn it.
Btw i'm thousand miles away from NYC and have some friend living his American dream rite now living in Queens.
I hope someday or soon i can go to NYC eventho only for a visit and i'll be in the Yankees stadium witnessing every single home run that Yanks make.
Thank you for your tips it helps me to get up and fight for my dream.
NYC i'll be with you soon... live and work and play and finally proud to call you HOME. AMEN.
Have a nice day y'all.
fingerluck Hi! Whatever your aspirations are, make sure you go after them! It's important to take that leap, be diligent, and don't forget to have fun along the way. I've been attempting to do an update video, but my life has been a tad crazy. However, if you have any questions feel free to email me at beautifulvoicesinc@gmail.com. God bless your journey!
As someone working on moving to NYC later this year, I'd love to hear how things are for you after having been in NYC for almost a year. Are there any additional tips you have for those of use coming behind you? Great, positive and inspiring video.
I would love an update video :)
Thanks for the realness.
Thank you :) That was lovely.
You're welcome! I hope it helps :-) Anthony Johnson
Please give us an update on NYC...Thanks :)
Thanks so much for this I do appreciate it this video so much. I am seriously trying to move to Brooklyn and I am already plotting and planning already following the rules and have been for the past 12 months. In your personal opinion as 30 something single Black woman what parts of Brooklyn would you recommend? Also, do you think I can get a decent apartment (with some utilities included) for $1,200/month or should I raise my price? Thanks for any advice
Is 20,000 a good start? It's about how much I'll have saved by the time I move.
Thanks
No Problem!
I moved back to New York City 3 months ago with very little money, I am ROCKIN' SHIT, don't listen to this girl, anything is affordable as long as you have street smarts and heart YEAHYA
jeffsomer Everybody's experience is different. Just because you're there & it's working for you definitely doesn't mean it'll work for everyone. Be realistic. I hope NYC continues to treat you well.
I'm saying that it CAN work for everyone who is moving here. I am an example. I apologize for saying what I said the way I did, I am a nice guy and I don't want to come across like that. Thank you
Can you give us an update now that you're actually in NYC? Affordable areas, etc -- I also sent you a message on youtube! :)
Hi! It's been hell for me but I'll try my best to give you some helpful advice. I'll try to upload an updated video this week. Thanks for watching SuperChiomy If you have any direct questions just email me: missjanebarrow@gmail.com
Which borough should I live in if I want to save some more money?
It depends.... Brooklyn is more affordable then Manhattan. However, Queens is typically cheaper then Brooklyn. The downfall to living in Queens is they don't have many subways stops so if you don't drive, you'll have to take a bus to the nearest subway & commute. I enjoyed Brooklyn the most and it was much easier to get around. Faras Ali
Jane from TheBeautifulVoices.com Thanks for the input Jane!!! Helped a lot!
The Bronx
Oh god, the metro ._.
you are hilarious
People need to be debriefed about New York City before coming. NYC is a hell. It is so hard to get things done, and get problems that arise, completed and squared away . It is very expensive. It is unfriendly. There is division among racial and ethnic groups like you wouldn't believe. It is a place you aspire AWAY from.If you MUST, visit 2 or 3 days, then leave.
We should translate so the white people can understand ☺️
Andrew Jordan LMAO! You're a mess!