Hey Ladies! If you’re thinking about a big life change, what’s holding you back? Let’s inspire each other! Drop your stories, questions, or advice below. Don’t forget to like this comment so others can join in too. Let’s connect and keep the positive vibes going! 💖🌟
Go girl! Lived in Bulgaria for 18 years, 7 in Greece, 1 in France, 15 in England...and now am learning Portuguese getting ready once again to take on a new journey! Souls have no borders. Take care of yourself 🤍
Single mum of 2 and I am leaving the UK. Definitely bad vibes and low quality of life. I’m moving back to Africa and can’t wait!!! I hope your travels bring tuns of memories and joy.
Hey Zo this is such an inspiration! I'm Singaporean and worked/studied in the UK for the past 7 years and finally decided to the take the leap of faith to return back to Singapore, with no proper job and only a business idea with a bro waiting for me. It would be great to connect when you stop by Singapore!
It’s at every job, you won’t get paid what you deserve. I quit my job 6 years ago and started my business. Today my husband and I own two businesses and they are on auto pilot. We now live the life we have always wanted.
@@aimeebrooks4303ask yourself a simple question . What value can I provide ? If you can figure that out you can start a business . Ignore the gurus online saying which business is best to start , the best business to start is the one where you can provide most value with your set of skills and traits .
That's why I became a socialist. Because I realised we are getting screwed. Every job takes as much as they can from you and gives you as little as possible.
Absolutely,time and freedom of movement is a huge advantage !this mentality is important for us as women to embrace.We have time.We are free.Our ancestors wildest dreams!
The UK is very bad vibes. I’m leaving too… I’ve been trying to leave for 2 years unfortunately last year was terrible so it halted my plans, but this year I’m making it happen. Wishing you all the best on your journey ❤❤❤
Travel is a brilliant thing to do. I left the UK at age 18 and made a life in Mexico. At the end of 2023 I decided to move back to the UK and start my first ever job in the UK. Maybe it was a mid life crisis (just turned 40). I am shocked by how difficult it is to live here. Like you say, as a single person its so hard to afford housing and anything really. It feels like everyone is kind of sad and just going through a to do list. Public services are not good but are expensive and everyone is too polite to say: this is not good enough. I love the UK, the countryside is lovely and (most) people are really nice, but that just makes me feel sad because it should be better, economically and present more opportunities. In Mexico I made around the same as I was being paid at my UK job and that allowed me a good lifestyle. Anyway, I quite my job in November and flight back to Mexico is booked for March.
I still enjoy living in the UK but I have a well paid job - a lot of people are so underpaid here! Having no kids makes life so much easier honestly, means you can easily change things and you aren't tied down. You can live life for you - enjoy your trip, it will be incredible! Southeast Asia is a great place to kick it off.
I am 41 years old, unmarried, without kids, and still living at home. I'm really not enjoying my job, and overall, I feel quite unhappy. Unfortunately, I can't afford to make many changes financially. I often wish I could just leave this situation. I'm truly happy for you, sis, that you've managed to work things out! 😢
You’ve got this! You will turn that unhappiness into the motivation to find something paying you more I claim it! Thank you for having the beauty of spirit to be happy for me even when you are still trying to work things out. It says amazing things about you! ❤
I love hearing that you're answering the call, and the pull towards getting out. Best of luck and I will be looking out for your adventures. Lastly, I really liked your point about 'reframing the things. ' It's not a minus, but definitely a plus! I am on this path currently and seeing this video was another nod. 💫 Happy Travels
35yr old female, no husband, doesn't want kids, live in south africa. Last year, I randomly packed up and spent 6 months in Argentina. This year in May, i'm going to Brazil. Will i be there 3 months, 6 months? who knows!
good luck on your adventures ... nothing is cast in stone, i was 32 and single, and a year later was a step parent to two with one on the way!! just enjoy the day in front of you and see where life takes you.
I left the UK 4 years back. Now living in lovely Africa, no bills and will hopefully soon be out rent and owning my own place. I don't like making regular payments like bills, rent or mortgage. I only came back to the UK once to visit and i can tell you there is something not right over there. The vibe is not right for human life, the energies you feel are a bit suffocating. I feel more free and lighter when I'm in Africa.
I’ve been to the UK as an international student, and I can honestly say that without a good job, it’s really tough! The weather almost took a toll on my mental health, and I’m so happy to be back in my beautiful Kenya 🇰🇪. That’s when I truly realised how much the sun impacts one’s life and well-being. Glad you are making a move, I have no doubt that you will make it. All the best and looking forward to following your journey.
I'm English and I can tell you now bro that the weather even takes its toll on my mental health, especially working outside in construction. You can never get used to it. I feel much better when in Southern Europe.
Come to Serbia ❤ Im an American woman (34), , single, childfree, pet free, plant free and started my own business in Serbia. Living abroad is definitely the answer! I've met many Brits abroad who are living their best life in Singapore, Thailand, Kenya, New Zealand, and more. It seems like for young Brits and Americans (plus Canadians), to live a good life is to leave.
@@blairinbelgradeTV ❤️ Hey! I shall look into Serbia is honestly not somewhere I have ever thought of. Not plant-free 😂 you said everything free girl. Yes unfortunately our economy has many young people feeling they get no benefits for spending their entire weeks in an office building. Some people I know work to pay rent that he 60% of what they earn and nursery fees that nearly wipe out their entire salary!
@postcardsfromzo Serbia is very underrated, and initially not a place I thought about moving to, but I ended up loving it after a week :) I have a few British friends who left, and they are living very nicely outside the UK. It's clear if you want a nice life, now you have to leave the US, UK, Canada, etc.
Older Brits should look at their options too! I am looking at doing a U turn after returning to UK after 18 years! I was looking for the England that doesn't exist anymore!
@anEnglishRoseacrossthepond Older Rich and middle class older Brits are exercising their options in: 1. Hong Kong 2. Thailand 3. Singapore 4. Spain 5. Kenya And many other countries....so I think young Brits should do the same.
I did the same thing when I moved to Canada from Korea. I ended up living there for six years. I worked, went to grad school, and met my husband. Now that I’m back home, I’m so grateful that I got to experience my life on my terms. Go for it! Wishing you the best on your journey.
what made you choose Korea? takes a lot of guts to up and leave your old life and go somewhere new and so far. How old were you when you took that leap? sounds transformative, I always hear people say you never know what's around the corner, it takes one decision for your life to change and offer you all that you wanted and more.
You are so right! I am 34 years old Moroccan living the UK....I work as Mechanical engineers and currently feel so underpaid and living for the weekends. While I am single, no kids, no marriage ...My situation is slightly different to you...I own a house with 100K equity and have nearly 100K in stock market which I have been investing in since 2018....I grew up in Saraha desert so you can appreciate, my humble beginning ....I am contemplating quitting and travelling too....I have been on many solo trip since 2019, like Japan, Brazil, Egpt and even Thailand....I always met people while travelling and felt like it is my calling. I think you are doing what your heart tell you and live life you will not regret/......We go to work to live, not live to work. life is so short and we are not getting any younger
Yesss I'm here for this journey. I'm from the UK too, and I've travelled solo to almost forty countries - it's the way forward. You're gonna have the best year, and I'll be following along!
Thank you for your hard work as a Detective, I'm so sorry the working conditions were so bad - I can just imagine. Appreciate the positive spin for people like us, because that's how I see it as well. Looking forward to seeing what you do in the year ahead!
Thank you so much Kerry🙏🏾 . My story is like so many other in UK public sector/ emergency services careers unfortunately. Yes I’m really hoping to inspire those who feel stuck to see that you can just actually get up and move ❤
What a brave girl you are. You will truly inspire others. I came to UK from Kenya at 35 with nothing. I’m lucky to be working here and spending the winter in my sunny home country. Be careful when you are out there.
I'm 30, also a single woman and currently transitioning into a new career that will allow me to travel as I work. You are a kindred spirit! I spent a month in Thailand with my ex 2 years ago and will be going back as soon as my job situation is sorted. I moved back to the UK from Portugal after 3.5 years living there and like you, I can't wait to leave and find adventure. I love the way you're making the most of life and look forward to following your journey as I go through my own!
You're a detective? That sounds so cool. Can you do a follow up video what this job is about? I left UK in 2012 and moved to Hong Kong . My plan is to retire in Bangkok within the next 5 years.
I was a Scotland Yard Detective and always will be I guess, but I quit. I now work remotely but I wont go into that too much for safety reasons (people online are crazy). It wouldn't be too helpful to do a vid on it because its a job I got through my network and not application. I'll do videos on useful steps to take when you know you want to quit your job though. I'll also do videos on ways to make money remotely online as and when I've explored them and can give honest and thorough advice.
Thank you! Its the broadcast journalist graduate in me lol. I'm hoping as I do more videos I can get more comfortable and give more of the chitchat vibe my friends get from me ❤
Girl you just summerized my life. I am 38 and I’ve been living in the UK for the past 8 years. and I left the UK 2 days ago on the 9th of Jan 2025 😂 the accuracy of your video. I used to work in corporate sales in the Tech industry and last June I decided to quit my job. Although I had a decent job my salary was above 3000 after tax per month. But still I couldn’t afford to rent my own place. So I decided to go back to my mum’s until I find a new country. Luckily because I am single with no child yet.
Yess, I'm so proud of you 🤍 Good on you for choosing to move and go on a new adventure 🙂 Your inspiring me to do the same someday. God bless you on your travels! I can't wait to watch you on your journeys x
I'm preparing to do the same. It would great to meet other women doing the same in London. It gets awkward constantly slating the UK to friends and family who like it here😂
That’s exactly where I was and what I did. I upped and left London for my sanity. 15yrs later I’m grateful I did. Bon voyage. Go to where you’re treated well, meet up with your soul and realise how wonderful you are and that you’re the centre of your universe not where you’re from.
@@postcardsfromzo Hi Zoe - I am not the person you replied to, but I did about 3 months going from Singapore to Malaysia, then Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia. I LOVED Malaysia, it was my favourite. Best food I ever ate in my life was in Malaysia, especially Penang. Learn to dive if you can - I learned in the Perhentian islands and you'll be able to dive in Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, etc.
I have just come across this video and this video particularly resonates me. Having done a bunch of teaching gigs abroad, my friend settled back in the UK in Nov 2023 with the focus to find a relationship and to find stable employment. A year later and 1 day before his 37th birthday, he took his own life likely because of comparing himself to others, and couldn’t see a future for himself. He was single, renting a room with cheap rent and had passive income coming in from investments. He basically has unlimited freedom, but was unable to reframe his mind as mentioned in your video
I just moved to the UK and exploring its job market. I already noticed that the market is so tough that I am thinking of what my next country would be after the UK. Maybe East Asia too, Vietnam, or the Philippines. But I would love to visit the Caribbean too. I've heard a lot about beautiful Caribbean women ☺ Fortunately, I got a remote job and it gives me freedom of movement. Freedom is awesome. You are a cute lady, wishing you the best of luck on your journey.
Go you ! You're doing what a lot of people would be scared to do. My sister is a detective in the police and the wage is ridiculous for the cost of living in the UK these days. I'll be 37 in 2 weeks. No kids but I do have a partner and he has an elderly dad so we can't just run off otherwise we would. You're in a great position to discover the wonderful things in the world and leave this sinking ship. I wish you so much luck and prosperity and a wonderful 2025 ! 🎉
Randomly got here by algorithm but this is exactly what I needed to hear! You go girl!! I’m British/Thai, moved back to live in BKK after covid and have been feeling the same thing! If you’re planning to drop by BKK or ever needed help planing your time here feel free to drop a message! 😊
I want to start travelling the world and see where i belong cos , uk life and weather is killing me mentally. I'm not happy anymore, i work so hard and still I'm not happy.
I can appreciate the disillusionment you feel, it's an experience many of us encounter at some point. The monotony of an unfulfilling job, compounded by being single, can indeed make the prospect of starting afresh elsewhere seem enticing. However, it's worth contemplating the broader perspective. The UK, for all its imperfections, remains a place that countless individuals risk their lives to reach - crossing treacherous waters or enduring profound hardships in the hope of accessing opportunities, freedoms and the stability it provides. There are many privileges we often take for granted. I hope your journey brings clarity, fulfilment, wherever it leads .
Two years ago I started off the new year in Thailand in it marked a turning point in my life from the two previous difficult years. I hope your journey to SE Asia does the same for you. It’s a magical place. Best regards from Texas, USA.
I love that for you ❤And it’ll keep you fit for life. Pilates is no joke! We don’t have to suffer in silence like the generations before we have enough examples of other options and are the most skilled we’ve ever been. Take the risk and if it doesn’t work out at least you know you took action. That is accountability and agency.
Love this! thank you algorithm! I just got back from spending 9 months abroad as was so miserable and fed up with dead end life in the UK. I went on a student visa to learn a language and it was so challenging but so enriching, and met a few people who I am now actually doing some freelance work for! I had to come back to the UK, but now I know I have the confidence to up and leave to a place I don't know anyone and make it work, I feel so much better. I was in a horrible head space of Compare and Despair before I left (all my friends are married, have kids, houses and supportive husbands and £ safety nets), but being away CHANGED me mentally so much for the better and feel so much stronger. Wishing you the best on your journey and its so helpful to hear we are not alone in how we feel about life ❤
YASSSS! love this for you it seems you had quite the life changing experience omg. Just reading this shows me you've learnt so much about yourself and gained so much. Girl we are not alone ❤ ❤
so happy i found yr channel! im also thinking of changing my career. this year im planning to get a certification that will allow me to do a much different job and traveling alot! good luck to u in ur adventure!
I left met policing at the end of 2023. I was miserable and working my ass off with crap pay. I then spent last year in TFL (amazing job for the same bloody pay as a police officer of 4 years) and started working on bettering myself. I did exactly what you did middle of last year. During 3 weeks I literally just unraveled who the hell I am, what I want from life and how to get there. I call it decompressing as I felt that for my whole life I have compressed all my wants and dreams and slammed them all into a closet to be someone I am not. Totally agree with everything you had said and recognise everything you have said. Good luck with your journey. (Stupidly I wrote all this way before finishing your video but the cage is pretty much it. Just got so excited and felt seen especially with the addition of the job background.)
Well said. Mamy people are in similar position. Problem is that in developing countries or other European countries you can fix many things. Or when it is hard there is some other things we have instead. In uk we got nothing apart from work. No weather, no house cause we cannot afford, no kids, most family members left
Hey. I bumped into your post. First time seeing you here. I left the UK at 32 too. I agree with you in alot of your comments. I fear coming back to the UK despite the working opportunity available to me but when I think of the environment 😢😢😢
Loved your video and I did feel like watching myself 12 years ago leaving everything and traveling around mostly Brazil and Spain for more than 1 year. Was amazing you live once in your life enjoy it darling you're young and very intelligent do it ! Sun is life I know about it ! Liked and subscribed hoping to see more about your adventure. Form London as well all the best ❤
You go girl!!! I love your free spirit, I’m in the same situation as you but I dwell on being 31 with no kids, single and having no family I take it as extra pressure because the only one I’ll have is my own, but hearing you embrace your singleness and seeing the light in your spirit talking about the year to come is just really inspiring
What will you do with your pet cat? I quit last year aged 32 and will most likely be leaving for Asia before I turn 34 in the summer. UK will always be home but winter/autumn/spring can be too gloomy and depressing. The infrastructure is crumbling (old trains, dirty public buildings and cracked pavements). It's better to experience another lifestyle while we're still attractive to potential employers, while we can still easily adapt to new surroundings and still have the energy to travel. As we're still young, if we find out we don't like it abroad, we can always come back home. For me moving to another a country is scary and takes courage, but the thought of sitting with a cup of tea in a cold dank living room in the UK as a pensioner having not seen the world at all, scares me more. I wish you luck! 😂
You are me and I am you 😂, 6 months out the year this place is depressing. Yes you are 100% on the money, this is the best time for all the reasons you’ve said. So glad you have that adventure to look forward before 34. Thank you for your encouragement ❤
Just saw your channel and subscribed. I moved from Jamaica as a 6 year old been in the UK most of my.life. Married one child now divorced and retired recently. Mum left a house in Jamaica for us, wanted to travel unfortunately covid came. House paid for now single and really want to travel like yourself. Luckily I have a friend that we can go on adventures with once some family things gets sorted. It takes courage to do what you're doing so all the best on your journey. The UK is not what it used to be wish I had followed my dream to move to Spain or Portugal just want warmth, less stress and me time.
@@paulachin9130that’s going to be so nice when everything is settled and you can just freely go wherever. Also a friend you can travel with is priceless! Excited for you ❤
This was a suggested video. Looking forward to seeing how it plays out. The current malaise about the UK is understandable expecialy for those in their 20's and 30's.
Hi, How have you been? First of all, I like your voice you have a strong voice Dear What are you looking for? happiness? money? just adventure? Do not forget that, life is more rewarding when share things with others. Either, normally or sometimes we find some financial comfort when we leave our zone of comfort. If you strongly believe that this adventure will bring you happiness, go ahead, yes, we must take risks if we want more than we have. Be Careful and stay safe. Thank you for the video. Why don't try for example a career in public speech? just an idea.
For starters you are stunning and you speak so well and smoothly. We are actually age mates. This is my first visit to your channel and I hope to come back again soon. ❤ @Postcards from Zo.
A really positive and inspiring message which resonates strongly with me. I'm selling my house in exchange for travel and new possibilities. I'm 54, male and solo. Good luck to everyone following their own unique life of adventure!
Great, what agency did you use, do you have TEFL, how long did it take. I have been researching all this. No children, in my fifties, rent my home out and teach English.
I'm from London Shepherd's Bush Hammersmith Ladbroke Grove area W10 W 12. By faith in God I moved to Dallas Texas USA vitamin D3 Sunny and the quality of my life has gone up substantially it's not that America is perfect but the growth an opportunity is Paramount. The point is you can do it I would always be a British national if I go back to Europe I'll end up in Italy awesome Scandinavian place. I feel safer in Texas than I do with the Drill music, stabbings and Gangs which is ironic. Not many West Indians in Texas but that's changing because everybody's moving to the south from New York City. The expense in London is ridiculous especially Notting Hill. You can do it remember what our Winrush and West African family community went through to survive in England. By the way Nigerians run Texas😂 Also H1B visas for tech stem mathematics in engineering to all my UK peeps Elon musk and Trump is saying come come come come come!!
Wow you have got loads of energy i hope you find and live out all your dreams if i was 20 years younger i would love to come along with you, your special girl go grab it, ❤❤
Yorkshire lass, same age as you! New subbie. rent my townhouse, no kids, a dog, a boyfriend about to go on a hiatus to! I get paid okay but everything is so bloody crap isnt it here. Love this for you
Well done! Wishing you all the best on your journey, in the same mind frame 10 days into the year, just turned 32, no kids no man, just graduated and working- looking at getting out of here just need to secure the job that will allow me the freedom 😫🎉
This is so inspiring! I'm 33 with a flat and a long term partner, but so miserable with work. Trying to figure out whether to start a family (biological clock!) Or sack it all in and travel the world. Took us so long to get on the property ladder and we're fortunate with that. don't yet have enough equity to switch to buy to let, but I have to question whether all this misery is worth it!
This channel came at the perfect time. Realising that I don’t want to get married now or have kids now because I am just finding my purpose yessss at 32. Last year felt like a failure this year feeling completely unbothered
Good for you, Im 56, single a homeowner, no children post 16 educator made redundant been on the agency train for two years. A bit fed up. looking for what to do in the next decade. Go on girl.
Live your adventure❤ UK is seriously bad vibes and I left too. It isn't easy but there's loads of digital nomad visas. Albania, Turkey and Georgia also worth checking out, one of those countries permits you to stay for a year. There's also stamp duty increase in April so almost impossible to buy a property. Unsafe, crime on the rise, so many problems. Society sees us at a certain age, those markers say we're "doomed" lmao but it's actually the best!!! Society sees women who are older as "gotten on a bit" and judges them quite harshly for it seeing them as somehow past their prime. Way to reframe it. Refreshing! You're in your element the best is yet to come! It's an empowering move for sure. Even if you return you'll have had a life changing experience and gained so much self awareness. I know myself so much better and your confidence will,🎉 taking ownership of your own life and happiness is the best feeling. Change is amazing! I've noticed many around me are stagnant or have stagnated, their mindset too, it's scary! You definitely need to switch it up a bit to gain new perspectives, put yourself out there otherwise you never grow. Life is for living and embracing new cultures.
You will go far. You have made my day, and others’ I’m sure. One’s vibe attracts One’s tribe. I’ve been drawn to that side of the world, particularly Oceania (Aus/NZ). Good times this year for sure. May the seeds of courage we planted this new year sprout in abundance. See you guys somewhere warm. 🏝️ ❤
House = trap Kids = trap Husband/bf = trap 😂😂 those things do not define your worth. Too many of us really don't understand the luxury of choice we have today as women! Ladies enjoy your lives we actually have the opportunity those women dreamed of.. experiences 🎉
Make yourself happy nobody else, I lived in Thailand for nearly a decade and it’s the best thing I ever did, I’ve drove all over South East Asia it’s a lot of fun, apparently Vietnam is really cheap and a great place to visit so I’d like to go there next, in all honesty the UK has nothing left to offer in comparison.
I'm 29, recently single, working remotely and therefore doing the exact same thing. Just booked my flights to Guadalajara! Are you taking your cat with you? I am wondering what to do as I have one too, so far I plan to leave her behind and limit my travel to a few months. Never travelled with a pet!
Welcome to the club Tom! I’m so excited for you! I’m not taking my cats unfortunately, they will stay with my mum. I’ll miss them so much (stay tuned as Alfie makes an appearance int he next video 😂). I’ve seen many videos of people travelling with their cats though, airlines seem very accommodating so I’d defo check
I need to do something seriously different. I'm living at home with a parent ar 31 lol coasting. My job prospects are dire because I simply don't have the intellectual capability (im just being self aware and frank here) or the confidence right now. Feeling unbelievably lost right now.
I got retired from the army , i used to be army officer, but IT was so slavery , i left the army at the same age as You i spent several years there and i liked IT , people changes i Guess,, definetely i don^t earn lots of money but i feel free, now i AM an English teacher, studying data science, i am chilean. 🎉
Amen to the best hour of your life I am coming into agreement with you New sub Excited to see what the journey holds Am same age and single but on the other side of the world, the motherland Cheers !!! 🎉
Only hard because I had to come to terms with not enjoying my career and the existential and self-doubt that came with months of not knowing what to do next. I reached out to my friends/network about how unsatisfied I was at my other job and was offered a remote opportunity. I am a big proponent of closed mouths don’t get fed and to not suffer in silence. Expressing my desires and not being afraid to be seen to be struggling or trying has changed my LIFE! Start with asking who you know and you’d be surprised.
I'm retired at 47, This video here reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to having over 65,000 biweekly profit, a honest partner and a good daughter full of love ❤
Hey Ladies! If you’re thinking about a big life change, what’s holding you back?
Let’s inspire each other! Drop your stories, questions, or advice below. Don’t forget to like this comment so others can join in too. Let’s connect and keep the positive vibes going! 💖🌟
Wherever, you go don’t stop doing the UA-cam thing it will be successful you have charisma for it … best wishes
Go girl! Lived in Bulgaria for 18 years, 7 in Greece, 1 in France, 15 in England...and now am learning Portuguese getting ready once again to take on a new journey! Souls have no borders. Take care of yourself 🤍
Single mum of 2 and I am leaving the UK. Definitely bad vibes and low quality of life. I’m moving back to Africa and can’t wait!!! I hope your travels bring tuns of memories and joy.
I moved to Ghana and I'm British
I moved to Malawi and I'm British
Are you taking your kids?
Hey Zo this is such an inspiration! I'm Singaporean and worked/studied in the UK for the past 7 years and finally decided to the take the leap of faith to return back to Singapore, with no proper job and only a business idea with a bro waiting for me. It would be great to connect when you stop by Singapore!
It’s at every job, you won’t get paid what you deserve. I quit my job 6 years ago and started my business. Today my husband and I own two businesses and they are on auto pilot. We now live the life we have always wanted.
Wow you are living my goal girl! So happy for you and your husband 😊
There's so many guides to starting a business but how do you know which business to start? 😅
@@aimeebrooks4303ask yourself a simple question . What value can I provide ? If you can figure that out you can start a business . Ignore the gurus online saying which business is best to start , the best business to start is the one where you can provide most value with your set of skills and traits .
That's why I became a socialist. Because I realised we are getting screwed. Every job takes as much as they can from you and gives you as little as possible.
Absolutely,time and freedom of movement is a huge advantage !this mentality is important for us as women to embrace.We have time.We are free.Our ancestors wildest dreams!
The UK is very bad vibes. I’m leaving too… I’ve been trying to leave for 2 years unfortunately last year was terrible so it halted my plans, but this year I’m making it happen. Wishing you all the best on your journey ❤❤❤
This year it will happen we claim it! Thank you girl ❤
Try to do it before the lockdown
Travel is a brilliant thing to do. I left the UK at age 18 and made a life in Mexico. At the end of 2023 I decided to move back to the UK and start my first ever job in the UK. Maybe it was a mid life crisis (just turned 40). I am shocked by how difficult it is to live here. Like you say, as a single person its so hard to afford housing and anything really. It feels like everyone is kind of sad and just going through a to do list. Public services are not good but are expensive and everyone is too polite to say: this is not good enough. I love the UK, the countryside is lovely and (most) people are really nice, but that just makes me feel sad because it should be better, economically and present more opportunities. In Mexico I made around the same as I was being paid at my UK job and that allowed me a good lifestyle. Anyway, I quite my job in November and flight back to Mexico is booked for March.
I still enjoy living in the UK but I have a well paid job - a lot of people are so underpaid here! Having no kids makes life so much easier honestly, means you can easily change things and you aren't tied down. You can live life for you - enjoy your trip, it will be incredible! Southeast Asia is a great place to kick it off.
I am 41 years old, unmarried, without kids, and still living at home. I'm really not enjoying my job, and overall, I feel quite unhappy. Unfortunately, I can't afford to make many changes financially. I often wish I could just leave this situation. I'm truly happy for you, sis, that you've managed to work things out! 😢
You’ve got this! You will turn that unhappiness into the motivation to find something paying you more I claim it! Thank you for having the beauty of spirit to be happy for me even when you are still trying to work things out. It says amazing things about you! ❤
🙏🙏 for you
I love hearing that you're answering the call, and the pull towards getting out. Best of luck and I will be looking out for your adventures. Lastly, I really liked your point about 'reframing the things. ' It's not a minus, but definitely a plus! I am on this path currently and seeing this video was another nod. 💫 Happy Travels
35yr old female, no husband, doesn't want kids, live in south africa. Last year, I randomly packed up and spent 6 months in Argentina. This year in May, i'm going to Brazil. Will i be there 3 months, 6 months? who knows!
@@anniesok868 wow how amazing! how did you find Argentina?
Eish ladies 34 single told myself this year i want to quit work im exhausted!
So inspired!!
I’m on a debt free journey. Once I finish, it’s ON!!!
I had the best time in Brazil and Argentina hoping to go bk this year
Good for those who can aford it! 😅
good luck on your adventures ... nothing is cast in stone, i was 32 and single, and a year later was a step parent to two with one on the way!! just enjoy the day in front of you and see where life takes you.
I left the UK 4 years back. Now living in lovely Africa, no bills and will hopefully soon be out rent and owning my own place. I don't like making regular payments like bills, rent or mortgage. I only came back to the UK once to visit and i can tell you there is something not right over there. The vibe is not right for human life, the energies you feel are a bit suffocating. I feel more free and lighter when I'm in Africa.
Hi, what country in Africa & why did you choose it please? Is it safe? Do you feel at home?
I left Australia and ran to Africa, I too found the weekly bills overwhelming tbh.
I’ve been to the UK as an international student, and I can honestly say that without a good job, it’s really tough! The weather almost took a toll on my mental health, and I’m so happy to be back in my beautiful Kenya 🇰🇪. That’s when I truly realised how much the sun impacts one’s life and well-being. Glad you are making a move, I have no doubt that you will make it. All the best and looking forward to following your journey.
I'm English and I can tell you now bro that the weather even takes its toll on my mental health, especially working outside in construction. You can never get used to it.
I feel much better when in Southern Europe.
Come to Serbia ❤
Im an American woman (34), , single, childfree, pet free, plant free and started my own business in Serbia.
Living abroad is definitely the answer! I've met many Brits abroad who are living their best life in Singapore, Thailand, Kenya, New Zealand, and more.
It seems like for young Brits and Americans (plus Canadians), to live a good life is to leave.
@@blairinbelgradeTV ❤️ Hey! I shall look into Serbia is honestly not somewhere I have ever thought of. Not plant-free 😂 you said everything free girl. Yes unfortunately our economy has many young people feeling they get no benefits for spending their entire weeks in an office building. Some people I know work to pay rent that he 60% of what they earn and nursery fees that nearly wipe out their entire salary!
@postcardsfromzo Serbia is very underrated, and initially not a place I thought about moving to, but I ended up loving it after a week :)
I have a few British friends who left, and they are living very nicely outside the UK. It's clear if you want a nice life, now you have to leave the US, UK, Canada, etc.
Older Brits should look at their options too! I am looking at doing a U turn after returning to UK after 18 years! I was looking for the England that doesn't exist anymore!
@anEnglishRoseacrossthepond Older Rich and middle class older Brits are exercising their options in:
1. Hong Kong
2. Thailand
3. Singapore
4. Spain
5. Kenya
And many other countries....so I think young Brits should do the same.
Hello. Have you been to Kenya?
I did the same thing when I moved to Canada from Korea. I ended up living there for six years. I worked, went to grad school, and met my husband. Now that I’m back home, I’m so grateful that I got to experience my life on my terms. Go for it! Wishing you the best on your journey.
what made you choose Korea? takes a lot of guts to up and leave your old life and go somewhere new and so far. How old were you when you took that leap? sounds transformative, I always hear people say you never know what's around the corner, it takes one decision for your life to change and offer you all that you wanted and more.
Eveyrthing in life has pros and cons. Being single and not tied down by anything is liberating! we can craft meanings in our lifes the way we want!!
@@ian5024 Here here! Especially when we emancipate ourselves from the comparison of other or the perceived views and validation of others!
You are so right! I am 34 years old Moroccan living the UK....I work as Mechanical engineers and currently feel so underpaid and living for the weekends. While I am single, no kids, no marriage ...My situation is slightly different to you...I own a house with 100K equity and have nearly 100K in stock market which I have been investing in since 2018....I grew up in Saraha desert so you can appreciate, my humble beginning ....I am contemplating quitting and travelling too....I have been on many solo trip since 2019, like Japan, Brazil, Egpt and even Thailand....I always met people while travelling and felt like it is my calling. I think you are doing what your heart tell you and live life you will not regret/......We go to work to live, not live to work. life is so short and we are not getting any younger
Yesss I'm here for this journey. I'm from the UK too, and I've travelled solo to almost forty countries - it's the way forward. You're gonna have the best year, and I'll be following along!
Thank you for your hard work as a Detective, I'm so sorry the working conditions were so bad - I can just imagine. Appreciate the positive spin for people like us, because that's how I see it as well. Looking forward to seeing what you do in the year ahead!
Thank you so much Kerry🙏🏾 . My story is like so many other in UK public sector/ emergency services careers unfortunately. Yes I’m really hoping to inspire those who feel stuck to see that you can just actually get up and move ❤
I'm also 32, single, no kids and my job is way too stressful for the money I get, lol. I feel you ❤❤
❤️ girl the struggle is real
I totally relate to this. I'm burnt out and just wrote my notice. I'm over it. Been working since i was 16 and i'm in my 30s now.
What a brave girl you are. You will truly inspire others. I came to UK from Kenya at 35 with nothing. I’m lucky to be working here and spending the winter in my sunny home country. Be careful when you are out there.
Go girl!! UK can be miserable but I tbink Europe in general is. I’m hoping to travel to US (Miami) get that warm weather.
I'm 30, also a single woman and currently transitioning into a new career that will allow me to travel as I work. You are a kindred spirit! I spent a month in Thailand with my ex 2 years ago and will be going back as soon as my job situation is sorted. I moved back to the UK from Portugal after 3.5 years living there and like you, I can't wait to leave and find adventure.
I love the way you're making the most of life and look forward to following your journey as I go through my own!
how is it like in Portugal?
You're a detective? That sounds so cool. Can you do a follow up video what this job is about?
I left UK in 2012 and moved to Hong Kong . My plan is to retire in Bangkok within the next 5 years.
I was a Scotland Yard Detective and always will be I guess, but I quit. I now work remotely but I wont go into that too much for safety reasons (people online are crazy). It wouldn't be too helpful to do a vid on it because its a job I got through my network and not application. I'll do videos on useful steps to take when you know you want to quit your job though. I'll also do videos on ways to make money remotely online as and when I've explored them and can give honest and thorough advice.
Girl I be crying every 2-3days on this job I prayed for!!!! 😢I just want to quit and rest and recover mentally…. So help me dear God, it’s me again 😂
It's giving radio presenter personality. Good luck to you, sis
Thank you! Its the broadcast journalist graduate in me lol. I'm hoping as I do more videos I can get more comfortable and give more of the chitchat vibe my friends get from me ❤
Girl you just summerized my life. I am 38 and I’ve been living in the UK for the past 8 years. and I left the UK 2 days ago on the 9th of Jan 2025 😂 the accuracy of your video. I used to work in corporate sales in the Tech industry and last June I decided to quit my job.
Although I had a decent job my salary was above 3000 after tax per month. But still I couldn’t afford to rent my own place.
So I decided to go back to my mum’s until I find a new country.
Luckily because I am single with no child yet.
What country are you planning on going to?
Yess, I'm so proud of you 🤍 Good on you for choosing to move and go on a new adventure 🙂 Your inspiring me to do the same someday. God bless you on your travels! I can't wait to watch you on your journeys x
Watching this was like hearing my own thoughts out loud - I'm on a similar journey. All the best with your travels!
I'm preparing to do the same. It would great to meet other women doing the same in London. It gets awkward constantly slating the UK to friends and family who like it here😂
Same here! And you're right, it does get awkward! 🤣🤣
That’s exactly where I was and what I did. I upped and left London for my sanity. 15yrs later I’m grateful I did. Bon voyage. Go to where you’re treated well, meet up with your soul and realise how wonderful you are and that you’re the centre of your universe not where you’re from.
Go for it - I travelled southeast for 3 months and love every bit of it. 31 with no husband kids or house
Love this, so encouraging to see this. What would you say is a must do that I should definitely not miss?
@@postcardsfromzo Hi Zoe - I am not the person you replied to, but I did about 3 months going from Singapore to Malaysia, then Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia. I LOVED Malaysia, it was my favourite. Best food I ever ate in my life was in Malaysia, especially Penang. Learn to dive if you can - I learned in the Perhentian islands and you'll be able to dive in Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, etc.
I have just come across this video and this video particularly resonates me. Having done a bunch of teaching gigs abroad, my friend settled back in the UK in Nov 2023 with the focus to find a relationship and to find stable employment. A year later and 1 day before his 37th birthday, he took his own life likely because of comparing himself to others, and couldn’t see a future for himself. He was single, renting a room with cheap rent and had passive income coming in from investments. He basically has unlimited freedom, but was unable to reframe his mind as mentioned in your video
So sorry. 🙏🏾🫶🏾
I just moved to the UK and exploring its job market. I already noticed that the market is so tough that I am thinking of what my next country would be after the UK. Maybe East Asia too, Vietnam, or the Philippines. But I would love to visit the Caribbean too. I've heard a lot about beautiful Caribbean women ☺
Fortunately, I got a remote job and it gives me freedom of movement. Freedom is awesome.
You are a cute lady, wishing you the best of luck on your journey.
Go you ! You're doing what a lot of people would be scared to do. My sister is a detective in the police and the wage is ridiculous for the cost of living in the UK these days. I'll be 37 in 2 weeks. No kids but I do have a partner and he has an elderly dad so we can't just run off otherwise we would. You're in a great position to discover the wonderful things in the world and leave this sinking ship. I wish you so much luck and prosperity and a wonderful 2025 ! 🎉
Thank you so much!
@postcardsfromzo you're welcome, go live those dreams !
Randomly got here by algorithm but this is exactly what I needed to hear! You go girl!! I’m British/Thai, moved back to live in BKK after covid and have been feeling the same thing! If you’re planning to drop by BKK or ever needed help planing your time here feel free to drop a message! 😊
@@PontNelson Devine intervention girl❤️
@@postcardsfromzo looking forward to follow along on your new adventures!
I want to start travelling the world and see where i belong cos , uk life and weather is killing me mentally. I'm not happy anymore, i work so hard and still I'm not happy.
I can appreciate the disillusionment you feel, it's an experience many of us encounter at some point. The monotony of an unfulfilling job, compounded by being single, can indeed make the prospect of starting afresh elsewhere seem enticing. However, it's worth contemplating the broader perspective. The UK, for all its imperfections, remains a place that countless individuals risk their lives to reach - crossing treacherous waters or enduring profound hardships in the hope of accessing opportunities, freedoms and the stability it provides. There are many privileges we often take for granted.
I hope your journey brings clarity, fulfilment, wherever it leads .
Two years ago I started off the new year in Thailand in it marked a turning point in my life from the two previous difficult years. I hope your journey to SE Asia does the same for you. It’s a magical place. Best regards from Texas, USA.
Thank you so much! I’m hoping for this to be a turning point for me too ❤
Firstly, you are so beautiful - love your hair too. This is so inspiring. I've subscribed. Let's all go for our heart's desires this year! xxx
33 and I just quit my job from burnout with no backup plan, but hoping to make a full time income from Pilates ❤
I love that for you ❤And it’ll keep you fit for life. Pilates is no joke! We don’t have to suffer in silence like the generations before we have enough examples of other options and are the most skilled we’ve ever been. Take the risk and if it doesn’t work out at least you know you took action. That is accountability and agency.
Good luck! I wish you the best ❤
(Fellow 33 y/o)
Love this! thank you algorithm! I just got back from spending 9 months abroad as was so miserable and fed up with dead end life in the UK. I went on a student visa to learn a language and it was so challenging but so enriching, and met a few people who I am now actually doing some freelance work for! I had to come back to the UK, but now I know I have the confidence to up and leave to a place I don't know anyone and make it work, I feel so much better. I was in a horrible head space of Compare and Despair before I left (all my friends are married, have kids, houses and supportive husbands and £ safety nets), but being away CHANGED me mentally so much for the better and feel so much stronger. Wishing you the best on your journey and its so helpful to hear we are not alone in how we feel about life ❤
YASSSS! love this for you it seems you had quite the life changing experience omg. Just reading this shows me you've learnt so much about yourself and gained so much. Girl we are not alone ❤ ❤
@@postcardsfromzo Yess absolutely! I subscribed so I look forward to seeing and following your journey! 💖☺
Can't wait to see your adventures!
so happy i found yr channel! im also thinking of changing my career. this year im planning to get a certification that will allow me to do a much different job and traveling alot! good luck to u in ur adventure!
I left met policing at the end of 2023. I was miserable and working my ass off with crap pay. I then spent last year in TFL (amazing job for the same bloody pay as a police officer of 4 years) and started working on bettering myself. I did exactly what you did middle of last year. During 3 weeks I literally just unraveled who the hell I am, what I want from life and how to get there. I call it decompressing as I felt that for my whole life I have compressed all my wants and dreams and slammed them all into a closet to be someone I am not.
Totally agree with everything you had said and recognise everything you have said. Good luck with your journey.
(Stupidly I wrote all this way before finishing your video but the cage is pretty much it. Just got so excited and felt seen especially with the addition of the job background.)
good luck on your adventure, I am looking forward to hearing the stories and lessons learned on your journey
Well said. Mamy people are in similar position. Problem is that in developing countries or other European countries you can fix many things. Or when it is hard there is some other things we have instead. In uk we got nothing apart from work. No weather, no house cause we cannot afford, no kids, most family members left
Hey. I bumped into your post. First time seeing you here. I left the UK at 32 too. I agree with you in alot of your comments. I fear coming back to the UK despite the working opportunity available to me but when I think of the environment 😢😢😢
Loved your video and I did feel like watching myself 12 years ago leaving everything and traveling around mostly Brazil and Spain for more than 1 year. Was amazing you live once in your life enjoy it darling you're young and very intelligent do it ! Sun is life I know about it ! Liked and subscribed hoping to see more about your adventure. Form London as well all the best ❤
You go girl!!! I love your free spirit, I’m in the same situation as you but I dwell on being 31 with no kids, single and having no family I take it as extra pressure because the only one I’ll have is my own, but hearing you embrace your singleness and seeing the light in your spirit talking about the year to come is just really inspiring
What will you do with your pet cat?
I quit last year aged 32 and will most likely be leaving for Asia before I turn 34 in the summer. UK will always be home but winter/autumn/spring can be too gloomy and depressing. The infrastructure is crumbling (old trains, dirty public buildings and cracked pavements).
It's better to experience another lifestyle while we're still attractive to potential employers, while we can still easily adapt to new surroundings and still have the energy to travel. As we're still young, if we find out we don't like it abroad, we can always come back home.
For me moving to another a country is scary and takes courage, but the thought of sitting with a cup of tea in a cold dank living room in the UK as a pensioner having not seen the world at all, scares me more.
I wish you luck! 😂
You are me and I am you 😂, 6 months out the year this place is depressing. Yes you are 100% on the money, this is the best time for all the reasons you’ve said. So glad you have that adventure to look forward before 34. Thank you for your encouragement ❤
Just saw your channel and subscribed. I moved from Jamaica as a 6 year old been in the UK most of my.life. Married one child now divorced and retired recently. Mum left a house in Jamaica for us, wanted to travel unfortunately covid came. House paid for now single and really want to travel like yourself. Luckily I have a friend that we can go on adventures with once some family things gets sorted. It takes courage to do what you're doing so all the best on your journey. The UK is not what it used to be wish I had followed my dream to move to Spain or Portugal just want warmth, less stress and me time.
@@paulachin9130that’s going to be so nice when everything is settled and you can just freely go wherever. Also a friend you can travel with is priceless! Excited for you ❤
This was a suggested video. Looking forward to seeing how it plays out. The current malaise about the UK is understandable expecialy for those in their 20's and 30's.
Hi, How have you been? First of all, I like your voice you have a strong voice Dear What are you looking for? happiness? money? just adventure? Do not forget that, life is more rewarding when share things with others. Either, normally or sometimes we find some financial comfort when we leave our zone of comfort. If you strongly believe that this adventure will bring you happiness, go ahead, yes, we must take risks if we want more than we have. Be Careful and stay safe. Thank you for the video. Why don't try for example a career in public speech? just an idea.
For starters you are stunning and you speak so well and smoothly. We are actually age mates. This is my first visit to your channel and I hope to come back again soon. ❤ @Postcards from Zo.
I love it here,was looking for this.
A really positive and inspiring message which resonates strongly with me. I'm selling my house in exchange for travel and new possibilities. I'm 54, male and solo. Good luck to everyone following their own unique life of adventure!
What an adventure! Good luck to you too
I also left in October last year and came to teach in China! 🤣 what’s happening to UK is a shame but we move. Good luck with your journey!
Great, what agency did you use, do you have TEFL, how long did it take. I have been researching all this. No children, in my fifties, rent my home out and teach English.
I'm from London Shepherd's Bush Hammersmith Ladbroke Grove area W10 W 12. By faith in God I moved to Dallas Texas USA vitamin D3 Sunny and the quality of my life has gone up substantially it's not that America is perfect but the growth an opportunity is Paramount. The point is you can do it I would always be a British national if I go back to Europe I'll end up in Italy awesome Scandinavian place. I feel safer in Texas than I do with the Drill music, stabbings and Gangs which is ironic. Not many West Indians in Texas but that's changing because everybody's moving to the south from New York City. The expense in London is ridiculous especially Notting Hill. You can do it remember what our Winrush and West African family community went through to survive in England. By the way Nigerians run Texas😂 Also H1B visas for tech stem mathematics in engineering to all my UK peeps Elon musk and Trump is saying come come come come come!!
South east here - big up all the west London massive lol. Glad to read of someone enjoying moving Stateside. Usually hear all negatives
Please could you share the ways you’re still making an income because that’s something a lot of people struggle with
I just couldn't agree with the taxes and my family made to feel miserable I got out of the UK couple of years back and now I'm doing well
Love your perspective girl x
I plan on doing this exact same thing tooo 🎉🎉 you go girl
How empowered of you!! Good luck on this leg of your journey hope it brings you everything you desire!❤
Wow you have got loads of energy i hope you find and live out all your dreams if i was 20 years younger i would love to come along with you, your special girl go grab it, ❤❤
The uk is so dead it’s like u can’t find love here or afford to buy a house or do anything but work work work 😢
Proud of you. Hope you find what you’re looking for. Have you made plans for your kitty? Who will take care of your cute furbaby?
So proud of you 👏 🥰
Thank you!
32 years looks good on you, very attractive beautiful woman❤
You are inspirational😊
Thank you!! 😢
Yorkshire lass, same age as you! New subbie. rent my townhouse, no kids, a dog, a boyfriend about to go on a hiatus to! I get paid okay but everything is so bloody crap isnt it here. Love this for you
Well done! Wishing you all the best on your journey, in the same mind frame 10 days into the year, just turned 32, no kids no man, just graduated and working- looking at getting out of here just need to secure the job that will allow me the freedom 😫🎉
This is so inspiring! I'm 33 with a flat and a long term partner, but so miserable with work. Trying to figure out whether to start a family (biological clock!) Or sack it all in and travel the world. Took us so long to get on the property ladder and we're fortunate with that. don't yet have enough equity to switch to buy to let, but I have to question whether all this misery is worth it!
This channel came at the perfect time. Realising that I don’t want to get married now or have kids now because I am just finding my purpose yessss at 32. Last year felt like a failure this year feeling completely unbothered
Good Luck. Only one life to live. Important not to be old, immobile & full of regrets for not getting out there & having some adventures.
Good for you, Im 56, single a homeowner, no children post 16 educator made redundant been on the agency train for two years. A bit fed up. looking for what to do in the next decade. Go on girl.
I am 48 years old, never got married, without kids, and I still living with my parents, and without job right now,
Damn!!! That's a bad situation. Are you planning on moving out?
Detective 😮 wow. 💪🏾
Im so white Im borderline transparent and trust me, I cant cope with the weather here either! Good luck with the travels
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Live your adventure❤ UK is seriously bad vibes and I left too. It isn't easy but there's loads of digital nomad visas. Albania, Turkey and Georgia also worth checking out, one of those countries permits you to stay for a year.
There's also stamp duty increase in April so almost impossible to buy a property. Unsafe, crime on the rise, so many problems.
Society sees us at a certain age, those markers say we're "doomed" lmao but it's actually the best!!! Society sees women who are older as "gotten on a bit" and judges them quite harshly for it seeing them as somehow past their prime. Way to reframe it. Refreshing! You're in your element the best is yet to come! It's an empowering move for sure. Even if you return you'll have had a life changing experience and gained so much self awareness. I know myself so much better and your confidence will,🎉 taking ownership of your own life and happiness is the best feeling.
Change is amazing! I've noticed many around me are stagnant or have stagnated, their mindset too, it's scary! You definitely need to switch it up a bit to gain new perspectives, put yourself out there otherwise you never grow. Life is for living and embracing new cultures.
You will go far. You have made my day, and others’ I’m sure. One’s vibe attracts One’s tribe.
I’ve been drawn to that side of the world, particularly Oceania (Aus/NZ). Good times this year for sure. May the seeds of courage we planted this new year sprout in abundance.
See you guys somewhere warm. 🏝️ ❤
House = trap
Kids = trap
Husband/bf = trap
😂😂 those things do not define your worth. Too many of us really don't understand the luxury of choice we have today as women! Ladies enjoy your lives we actually have the opportunity those women dreamed of.. experiences 🎉
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Take me with you. I'm ready to leave this UK
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Make yourself happy nobody else, I lived in Thailand for nearly a decade and it’s the best thing I ever did, I’ve drove all over South East Asia it’s a lot of fun, apparently Vietnam is really cheap and a great place to visit so I’d like to go there next, in all honesty the UK has nothing left to offer in comparison.
I'm 29, recently single, working remotely and therefore doing the exact same thing. Just booked my flights to Guadalajara! Are you taking your cat with you? I am wondering what to do as I have one too, so far I plan to leave her behind and limit my travel to a few months. Never travelled with a pet!
Welcome to the club Tom!
I’m so excited for you! I’m not taking my cats unfortunately, they will stay with my mum. I’ll miss them so much (stay tuned as Alfie makes an appearance int he next video 😂). I’ve seen many videos of people travelling with their cats though, airlines seem very accommodating so I’d defo check
Sis if you can't take meka 🐈⬛ please give her to me I'll adore her and look after her so well 🙋🏽♀️
I'm glad you seeking a fresh start 💕💯
Aww thank you! My mum would miss her too much though ❤
I need to do something seriously different. I'm living at home with a parent ar 31 lol coasting. My job prospects are dire because I simply don't have the intellectual capability (im just being self aware and frank here) or the confidence right now. Feeling unbelievably lost right now.
I got retired from the army , i used to be army officer, but IT was so slavery , i left the army at the same age as You i spent several years there and i liked IT , people changes i Guess,, definetely i don^t earn lots of money but i feel free, now i AM an English teacher, studying data science, i am chilean. 🎉
Hey Felipe! So happy you now feel free, that is so important and what I feel like I will always be chasing. Good luck with the data science❤
Go for it, you never know what's out there. Not many are brave enough to take the jump!
So nice to see likeminded folks on UA-cam, also you might live above a home renovation diy enthusiast.
Embrace the Adventure
Amen to the best hour of your life
I am coming into agreement with you
New sub
Excited to see what the journey holds
Am same age and single but on the other side of the world, the motherland
Cheers !!! 🎉
My doughter thing same as you,she dose not like in england she wants to be in warm a d near bea h
How amazing for her! What was her favourite experience?
£500 per month in a developing country, is quite a lot if money.
No it's not and as a foreigner that will be almost impossible unless you want a bare basic lifestyle
love your critical analysis and I loooove your kitty.
Best of luck to you and your endeavors
Thanks for the video and inspiration! What remote work will you be doing? Was it hard to change career?
Only hard because I had to come to terms with not enjoying my career and the existential and self-doubt that came with months of not knowing what to do next. I reached out to my friends/network about how unsatisfied I was at my other job and was offered a remote opportunity. I am a big proponent of closed mouths don’t get fed and to not suffer in silence. Expressing my desires and not being afraid to be seen to be struggling or trying has changed my LIFE! Start with asking who you know and you’d be surprised.
It’s good you’re going to SE Asia my fav … just make sure you have savings otherwise it’ll go quick ahha
I'm retired at 47, This video here reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to having over 65,000 biweekly profit, a honest partner and a good daughter full of love ❤