I’m 56 years old retired to the Philippines over a year ago I’m x military and x law enforcement end of things the messy end of those jobs me retiring was the best thing I ever did
It is totally understandable Paul - As a professional who has worked his entire life, we often get defined by what we do and what we achieve and its hard to just stop. I am at a point where I could retire (financially) but I need to mentally prepare myself for the transition but I have so many hobbies and things to keep me busy that I doubt I will miss work. The only thing I dislike is our cold and snowy winters so I may escape for 3 months of the year to get away from the harshness so who knows, I may end up in the Philippines or another country to take a break from the winter - That is what hits me the hardest, the cold and short daylight hours we face. Hang in there and enjoy have your toes tickled by Mia (lol)
13 months in the fills and it was the loneliest and most depressing time of my life. I was 43 and a little too active to be there. Very little green spaces and difficult to walk as there are no sidewalks. The gyms are very poor and if theyre good they will be packed to the rafters with people. If you are relatively young and athletic the guys there will hate on yhou big time.
@@ShporkyBoof they hate people that are stronger and more athletic then them. I noticed if they see you working hard and focused they don’t like you. I thinks it’s envy as they feel inferior to those that have more money and athleticism.
@@jerryG-p3w Dude what are u talking about? Im 37, been body building for 15 years, literally on steroids, the guys LOVE ME in the gym. The hell man? LMFAO
There are many foreigner- Filipina couplings but this is the only one I’ve seen that is not mostly transactional. Paul needs to share his formula for success in this critical area. Treat it like an engineering problem.
Thanks for this! 🙏We ended up coming home (USA). I definitely miss it and hope to come back someday. Mental health is truly something that needs to be checked often. Amping always! 🤙
Wherever you go, there you are! No matter where your go, it’s important to have structure. No matter what that structure is! Some people find it in a job others find life purpose in other ways. Take care.
Retired people all over the world face the same issues. The transition can be rough. Some people just fail retirement. They aren’t able to move on and accept the fact that their job was only a means to an end. Men especially spend decades climbing the corporate ladder. It becomes more than a job…it actually starts to define who they are and why they are here.
That was a great walk, nice trees and landscape. ( I, too, worked in the oil patch for a consultant engineering firm (on the proposed 48" nat gas pipeline from Prudhoe Bay, down through Canada, to U.S. border) for 5 years 1971 to 76.) My question to you, Paul, is I think of engineering as mainly math and physics, with some application of chemistry and electrical: so would you be able to apply A.I. to your engineering challenges, or would it be 95% your own thinking to solve each project?
I have seen this article about Sweden where they created a way to turn garbage into electricity. Now they are running out of waste and have to import it. Finding a way to do that on a smaller scale and also the side effect is helping to clean up the trash piles. Falls into your history of working in the energy sector.
Thx Paul & Maya honest, even vulnerable content. God created you with an emptiness deep in your soul, which can only be filled with Jesus. This is indeed about not working, not being a productive contributor to society, but not engineering, rather obeying God, loving your Creator, through showing love to other people, by serving them, such as volunteer work through a local service organization or church. You're focused too much on Paul, while Living for Jesus is the only way to find fulfillment, living for yourself will keep you in a state of emptiness & eventually depression
What your experiencing friend is retirement regret syndrome! That is why it is CRITICAL to have an AFTER retirement PLAN! So now you are like a chicken with its head cut off! Jumping and bouncing around wildly wondering what to do next! A word of advice. Fight doing ANYTHING that resembles what you did BEFORE you were retired! Separate from your past! And start a NEW chapter in your life! Your engineering mind is screwing you over right now! I guarantee it! Good luck and God bless! 😊🙏🏻
Try taking a deep dive into understanding "Bitcoin", Paul. It's a decentralized network with a capped supply. Used in place like Boracay, also known to some as Bitcoin island.
Hey Paul, maybe online consulting could be a viable endeavor or online teaching in a petroleum engineering course or perhaps research and writing for an industry rag or creating and operating a non-profit with the goal of extending a university community development program into applied areas. Seems like the incoming US president's agenda will promote energy independence for the US, which provide some online opportunity for a man with your abilities.
What ever country you decide to retire in, whether it's in your own country, you have to figure out what to do on a daily basis before you can retire. Before retiring you must first visit that country many times to figure out a daily routine otherwise you will be bored and depressed. Some of the most depressed people in the world are retirees . Especially if you don't have a daily routine
Agree mate i left 9 mths ago ..i observed lot of xpats very bored over 13 yrs i seen heap leave new ones move in after 2,or 3 yrs they leave new lot arrive its never ending
Well Paul, the vibe of your video is that you need to get productive again. As I’ve said before, I don’t understand why a high income, high driven man quits a great, well-paid job in Saudi to go back to PH. Makes no sense to objective thinking minds. Retirement? You are too young my friend, enjoy life while doing something meaningful, don’t languish in Duma. BTW, tell Mia to get an education, she’s too smart to waste her mind doing NOTHING.
@@mrrobert177 I see your point Robert, but it’s undeniable that he has many doubts regarding getting a job or travelling around the world or retirement in Dumaguete. He’s having a hard time giving his life some sense or porpoise.
@@tinotino9952 yeh.. it takes time to change from corporate drone to living the life you want..some are to institutionalized to realize that working for the man until one is to old to enjoy life isn't necessarily your best life..some can't really afford it and i have no idea his finances... I retired at 49 and moved to PH and i haven't looked back in the 2 years so far. But it definitely can take time to find what u want after decades of long hours and chasing the dollar... He's not been educating educating disadvantaged children, he has been working to make multi billion dollar oil companies richer...nothing wrong with that, just maybe if he gives it some time he will find a purpose or pursuit that fulfills him more, then again, maybe not? To each their own. For me retiring from my own busy law practice at 49, best decision i ever made so far. I do agree though the education for a young Filipina woman is something that will enrich her life and future in so many ways, that to not pursue education and the learning, growth and confidence building is almost always a mistake if getting the education isn't a huge burden on yourself or family.
He's in his 50s. This is the last decade before health issues starts creeping in around his 60s. This is most people's last stop of healthiness and relatively decent energy level. I doubt when Paul is on his death bed he's going to regret choosing to spend his 50s with his partner rather than making a little bit more money he doesn't need.
Having something to focus on that either keeps your brain active or some social engagement is the healthy thing to do. Some may need it daily, others a few times a week. As someone who enjoys the company of dogs, I would volunteer at an animal shelter or help with rescue efforts so these companions can find a good, loving home. Writing is another activity I enjoy, but not all the time. Devote a couple days a week to just free form out my thoughts or ideas. I've always created a better idea or formulated more complete thoughts when writing on paper vs tapping away at a keyboard.
Retirement is an adaptation of many things. Cooking, gardening, travel, Arduino, and baby making fill my days now. It's a rough life but someone has to do it. Do you feel sorry for me?😂
Note to Paul …..stop looking for your purpose in life. There isn’t one The question of life purpose is a little pretentious and an exaggerated self assessment
It's great to take early retirement so soon, but you should know that you are now in your prime time for career progress with Energy. Don't get me wrong, it's ok not to work. But 15-20 years from now you will never be able to do what you could do today. The momentum shifts, and your drive diminishes over the years! I wish you the right decisions.
You can do a lot now that you can't do at 70. People dont think about that the years they spend just making money. Maybe you can find a mixture of adventure and also work a side gig while doing your channel
As a lifelong health nut I’ll warn you. Sleep is probably the most important thing for your health. It’s foolish to not get it if you’re able to make your own hours. I understand you’re reason, but it’s not wise, and that’s an understatement.
The Philippines is a great place to go for 2 weeks for vacation, or to retire when you’re 70. Paul you still have a good mind and you’re too young to retire in the Philippines due to lack of stimulation. I think your mental well-being would be better served if you continued working for several more years. Continuing on your current glide path will result in mental deterioration, crankiness, and a general sense of malaise. Strongly recommend you keep yourself stimulated through your engineering profession, and vacation in the Philippines twice a year. Over to you! 💪🙏
For me the best cure for depression or to ward it off and overthinking is prayer. The Philippines has a deep level of Christian faith everywhere you go here. Why not tap into it. We often lack that in the West. The sheer joy of sharing Mass with thousands of people over Xmas
the " beauty " of a woman gets old pretty fast in a relation - so what remains is her character and woman are just too different to be a good compagnion to a man - a man needs a challenge in his active mode - and the freedom in his passive mode including sexual freedom
Dude, just decide to give up being a type A personality, give yourself permission to relax. I used to work as RN, RN’s have to be type A or people die. Just help the society near you.
you won't find opportunities for high level conversations living there as an expat. mainly because finding people of the same education level you are compatible with is difficult. being with a girl who is many years younger, you won't have the same views or see things from the same stage in life. you cannot discuss politics or religion with anyone. there are no sports teams anyone is passionate about. most people there are in survival mode. does anyone there read books for fun? after awhile you will miss the high level conversations
For your mental and physical health, you need a 15-km long continuously protected jogging / biking path along a clean river with fresh air, lush mangrove patches, beautiful flower gardens, relaxing sceneries and exercise equipments here and there. And maybe find some nice restaurants along the way. You can have it only at the Iloilo Esplanade, Iloilo City, Philippines
Wow an other day you admire a beautiful flower in valancia not on thoose days you see plastic bottles 😂if you look very carefully again the video you could see that there was a plastic bottle on the tree next to the flower but you didn’t mentioned may be you didn’t see
Paul, I suggest a new solution to end your boredom. I believe like you, I am in a good financial position. Not rich, but comfortable. However, after two years here in Cebu City with my wife and son, I could feel myself losing interest. I was recently retired before coming over and I realized the thing I always did best was make money. So I took on something new: forex trading. It's difficult and high risk. But there are people who succeed. I'm profitable now after a few months trading cash. More importantly, I am excited to get up every morning and look at the charts. Best of all, I can spend just three or four hours trading or go for 8 hours if I'm seriously on a run. I'm also adding to the future wealth of my son, so I feel incredibly gratified.
So his big plan is to become a vlogger. Some men are very resourceful they will find a way to guarantee their own failure. Sorry my friend do not mean to disparage you here but... come on now you cant be serious. Unsubscribed because I do not want to see your inevitable crash and burn.
Nice to see you again Paul and Mia. I don't want to give advice but the best would be to have a baby for you guys and than you will never feel bored again. Are you planning to buy a car for convenience purposes or you still have your beautiful motorcycle the Ninja?
Get Mia and come to Spain man...life is cheaper here than in the Philippines! Good medical care, quality food, cheap properties, 1st world country! The only reason to come back to the Pi is to find my Mia!😂😂😂
Spain sounds interesting. I’ve been in Cebu City for past 1+ years. Finally at my mental end with the craziness 😮 where in Spain I wonder and Filipina visa hard to attain? Would love your feedback.
I'm Cebu city right now wow what a dump. Jesus this is like Honduras. I could have flown 6 hours to see run down central America instead of 15. Cebu is a filthy dump....I'll now go see Dumaguete and see more vloggers lies ?
I also feel deceived by vloggers. Cebu was marked as cleaner with less traffic than Manila.. BS. Duma’s the same. Try Panglao Bohol: cleaner air and decent beaches.
We spent 3 years at Fort Bonifacio BGC a clean and beautiful City. Problem was IT was missing the coastline “Beaches” So then we moved to Cebu, Mactan Lapu Lapu Punta Engano area. Oh my what a disappoinment. Everyone described Cebu as a beautiful place! They forgot to mention the hurrible traffic, conjestion, and trash every where. Finally moved to Masbate away from the rat race. No traffice, less people, less facilities, less stress. Boardem, depression, difficult time adapting depends on the person. Not easy getting use to less Choices in life but can easily be adoptive in time. A person needs to be pro active to be happy. Seems like no matter where we choose there Will always be CONs. Lets see! Big places, big oppertunities, over populated , expensive, traffic, crime, more complainig. Smaller City, simular situation. Inevidable before same problem accure. Number #1 PRO OF the Philippines in my opinion are the people! Pros and cons no Matter where you choose. No matter where we choose to live in the world, your Pros must out weigh your Cons. Think the number one most important in my opinion is for a person to have the funds, preferably a pension enough to live happy. For US we are happier with Less people! Seems like more people means more problems. The farther away for US means less trash, and noise polution. We like our SPACE, in the Middle OF no where ON the coast, sounds OF the waves, Windy, with vegitation Cocunut, mango, and banana, and Palm tres, view OF the Ocean. Very Peaceful. When you Find your Heavin, is when you sleep well waking UP in the Morning feeling refresh. We all growing OLD enjoy what time you have left. Most importently make wise chioces that meet your expectations in order for you to be happy. Different strokes for different folks
The only Vlogger I’ve seen being truthful about the condition of things in the Philippines is actually Paul 👍 Not any kind of “ Paradise “ like many of the other vloggers describe the place, but of course it’s over 7400 islands so some are better and some worse …
Mia. Beautiful, smart, kind. Pure gold!
I’m 56 years old retired to the Philippines over a year ago I’m x military and x law enforcement end of things the messy end of those jobs me retiring was the best thing I ever did
It is totally understandable Paul - As a professional who has worked his entire life, we often get defined by what we do and what we achieve and its hard to just stop. I am at a point where I could retire (financially) but I need to mentally prepare myself for the transition but I have so many hobbies and things to keep me busy that I doubt I will miss work. The only thing I dislike is our cold and snowy winters so I may escape for 3 months of the year to get away from the harshness so who knows, I may end up in the Philippines or another country to take a break from the winter - That is what hits me the hardest, the cold and short daylight hours we face. Hang in there and enjoy have your toes tickled by Mia (lol)
Happy Holidays Paul! Enjoy your honesty and insights. Missed your UA-cam when you were in Saudi. Glad you’re back.
Happy Holidays to you as well!
13 months in the fills and it was the loneliest and most depressing time of my life. I was 43 and a little too active to be there. Very little green spaces and difficult to walk as there are no sidewalks. The gyms are very poor and if theyre good they will be packed to the rafters with people. If you are relatively young and athletic the guys there will hate on yhou big time.
Why they hate you rather than respect you?
@@ShporkyBoof they hate people that are stronger and more athletic then them. I noticed if they see you working hard and focused they don’t like you. I thinks it’s envy as they feel inferior to those that have more money and athleticism.
@@jerryG-p3w that's wild. Do you think they're feeling insecure about you taking their women?
@@jerryG-p3w Dude what are u talking about? Im 37, been body building for 15 years, literally on steroids, the guys LOVE ME in the gym. The hell man? LMFAO
There are many foreigner- Filipina couplings but this is the only one I’ve seen that is not mostly transactional.
Paul needs to share his formula for success in this critical area. Treat it like an engineering problem.
why you think so ? who pays for all her expenditures
@ Paul pays , of course. But in return she loves him That’s not a given. Plenty of foreigners pay but get sham love in return
Thanks for this! 🙏We ended up coming home (USA). I definitely miss it and hope to come back someday. Mental health is truly something that needs to be checked often. Amping always! 🤙
Wherever you go, there you are! No matter where your go, it’s important to have structure. No matter what that structure is! Some people find it in a job others find life purpose in other ways. Take care.
Retired people all over the world face the same issues. The transition can be rough. Some people just fail retirement. They aren’t able to move on and accept the fact that their job was only a means to an end. Men especially spend decades climbing the corporate ladder. It becomes more than a job…it actually starts to define who they are and why they are here.
That was a great walk, nice trees and landscape. ( I, too, worked in the oil patch for a consultant engineering firm (on the proposed 48" nat gas pipeline from Prudhoe Bay, down through Canada, to U.S. border) for 5 years 1971 to 76.) My question to you, Paul, is I think of engineering as mainly math and physics, with some application of chemistry and electrical: so would you be able to apply A.I. to your engineering challenges, or would it be 95% your own thinking to solve each project?
I have seen this article about Sweden where they created a way to turn garbage into electricity. Now they are running out of waste and have to import it. Finding a way to do that on a smaller scale and also the side effect is helping to clean up the trash piles. Falls into your history of working in the energy sector.
I think it’s garbage into heat , not electricity. That’s more relevant in cold Sweden than Philippines
NO MATTER WHERE YOU GO THERE YOU ARE..ITS A SPIRITUAL CONDITION..MY THOUGHTS
Great to see you here again. Happy Holidays. I saw a photo with you at Seans with Gio. Smiles.
Happy holidays!
Thx Paul & Maya honest, even vulnerable content. God created you with an emptiness deep in your soul, which can only be filled with Jesus. This is indeed about not working, not being a productive contributor to society, but not engineering, rather obeying God, loving your Creator, through showing love to other people, by serving them, such as volunteer work through a local service organization or church. You're focused too much on Paul, while Living for Jesus is the only way to find fulfillment, living for yourself will keep you in a state of emptiness & eventually depression
What your experiencing friend is retirement regret syndrome! That is why it is CRITICAL to have an AFTER retirement PLAN! So now you are like a chicken with its head cut off! Jumping and bouncing around wildly wondering what to do next! A word of advice. Fight doing ANYTHING that resembles what you did BEFORE you were retired! Separate from your past! And start a NEW chapter in your life! Your engineering mind is screwing you over right now! I guarantee it! Good luck and God bless! 😊🙏🏻
The meaning of life is to constantly chase your insatiable desires and to please your ego. Nothing less, nothing more
you should probably read some books...
@ 🤦
I am 61. I’m looking to be in your shoes next year retirement.
Try taking a deep dive into understanding "Bitcoin", Paul.
It's a decentralized network with a capped supply. Used in place like Boracay, also known to some as Bitcoin island.
Merry Christmas to you both!
Merry Christmas!
Hey Paul, maybe online consulting could be a viable endeavor or online teaching in a petroleum engineering course or perhaps research and writing for an industry rag or creating and operating a non-profit with the goal of extending a university community development program into applied areas. Seems like the incoming US president's agenda will promote energy independence for the US, which provide some online opportunity for a man with your abilities.
What ever country you decide to retire in, whether it's in your own country, you have to figure out what to do on a daily basis before you can retire. Before retiring you must first visit that country many times to figure out a daily routine otherwise you will be bored and depressed. Some of the most depressed people in the world are retirees . Especially if you don't have a daily routine
Woohoo this reminds me of the old walk and talks...Nice! ;)
Agree mate i left 9 mths ago ..i observed lot of xpats very bored over 13 yrs i seen heap leave new ones move in after 2,or 3 yrs they leave new lot arrive its never ending
Well Paul, the vibe of your video is that you need to get productive again. As I’ve said before, I don’t understand why a high income, high driven man quits a great, well-paid job in Saudi to go back to PH. Makes no sense to objective thinking minds. Retirement? You are too young my friend, enjoy life while doing something meaningful, don’t languish in Duma. BTW, tell Mia to get an education, she’s too smart to waste her mind doing NOTHING.
To each their own dude... You don't know what someone else's life should look like
@@mrrobert177 I see your point Robert, but it’s undeniable that he has many doubts regarding getting a job or travelling around the world or retirement in Dumaguete. He’s having a hard time giving his life some sense or porpoise.
@@tinotino9952 yeh.. it takes time to change from corporate drone to living the life you want..some are to institutionalized to realize that working for the man until one is to old to enjoy life isn't necessarily your best life..some can't really afford it and i have no idea his finances... I retired at 49 and moved to PH and i haven't looked back in the 2 years so far. But it definitely can take time to find what u want after decades of long hours and chasing the dollar... He's not been educating educating disadvantaged children, he has been working to make multi billion dollar oil companies richer...nothing wrong with that, just maybe if he gives it some time he will find a purpose or pursuit that fulfills him more, then again, maybe not? To each their own. For me retiring from my own busy law practice at 49, best decision i ever made so far. I do agree though the education for a young Filipina woman is something that will enrich her life and future in so many ways, that to not pursue education and the learning, growth and confidence building is almost always a mistake if getting the education isn't a huge burden on yourself or family.
There is more to life then working sport. You keep working till you wake up dead.
He's in his 50s. This is the last decade before health issues starts creeping in around his 60s. This is most people's last stop of healthiness and relatively decent energy level. I doubt when Paul is on his death bed he's going to regret choosing to spend his 50s with his partner rather than making a little bit more money he doesn't need.
Don't feel depressed Paul. I would trade places with you.
OK then Paul, I think we should keep track of Mia's Progress, Next Year. 👍
real life -- I love it
I am not going to ask why you are not parents but why don’t you volunteer at a local school. Start a chess club or tutor math.
Having something to focus on that either keeps your brain active or some social engagement is the healthy thing to do. Some may need it daily, others a few times a week. As someone who enjoys the company of dogs, I would volunteer at an animal shelter or help with rescue efforts so these companions can find a good, loving home. Writing is another activity I enjoy, but not all the time. Devote a couple days a week to just free form out my thoughts or ideas. I've always created a better idea or formulated more complete thoughts when writing on paper vs tapping away at a keyboard.
I love these comments! Thank you
Ask the universe "who am I, what is my purpose, how can I help, what do I want" ..
Retirement is an adaptation of many things. Cooking, gardening, travel, Arduino, and baby making fill my days now. It's a rough life but someone has to do it. Do you feel sorry for me?😂
Note to Paul …..stop looking for your purpose in life. There isn’t one The question of life purpose is a little pretentious and an exaggerated self assessment
Source a local engineering university in the PP and mentor students. Free and rewarding
It looks beautiful there,but if not busy- I have same problem
You can work on line as consultant in your field
It's great to take early retirement so soon, but you should know that you are now in your prime time for career progress with Energy. Don't get me wrong, it's ok not to work. But 15-20 years from now you will never be able to do what you could do today. The momentum shifts, and your drive diminishes over the years! I wish you the right decisions.
You can do a lot now that you can't do at 70. People dont think about that the years they spend just making money. Maybe you can find a mixture of adventure and also work a side gig while doing your channel
good video down to earth
Paul… give Mia a chance to speak 😅😅😅.
Okay ok. Later in the video she spoke more 😅❤❤
As a lifelong health nut I’ll warn you. Sleep is probably the most important thing for your health. It’s foolish to not get it if you’re able to make your own hours. I understand you’re reason, but it’s not wise, and that’s an understatement.
Lack of energy and brain fog from lack of sleep isn’t gonna help your mood either.
The Philippines is a great place to go for 2 weeks for vacation, or to retire when you’re 70. Paul you still have a good mind and you’re too young to retire in the Philippines due to lack of stimulation. I think your mental well-being would be better served if you continued working for several more years. Continuing on your current glide path will result in mental deterioration, crankiness, and a general sense of malaise. Strongly recommend you keep yourself stimulated through your engineering profession, and vacation in the Philippines twice a year. Over to you! 💪🙏
For me the best cure for depression or to ward it off and overthinking is prayer. The Philippines has a deep level of Christian faith everywhere you go here. Why not tap into it. We often lack that in the West. The sheer joy of sharing Mass with thousands of people over Xmas
Jesus cured my depression!
the " beauty " of a woman gets old pretty fast in a relation - so what remains is her character and woman are just too different to be a good compagnion to a man - a man needs a challenge in his active mode - and the freedom in his passive mode including sexual freedom
Dude, just decide to give up being a type A personality, give yourself permission to relax. I used to work as RN, RN’s have to be type A or people die. Just help the society near you.
And tea.
I THINK YOU NEED MORE JOGGING NOT VLOGGING. JOGGING IS GREAT FOR BOTH THE MIND AND BODY. JUST DON'T DO IT ON A TREADMILL. IT'S A REAL ENERGY HIGH.
Australia is stuffed.
why is it stuffed ?
you won't find opportunities for high level conversations living there as an expat. mainly because finding people of the same education level you are compatible with is difficult. being with a girl who is many years younger, you won't have the same views or see things from the same stage in life. you cannot discuss politics or religion with anyone. there are no sports teams anyone is passionate about. most people there are in survival mode. does anyone there read books for fun? after awhile you will miss the high level conversations
Oh my God, spot on! I’m curious Ronald, are you somewhere in the Philippines?
For your mental and physical health, you need a 15-km long continuously protected jogging / biking path along a clean river with fresh air, lush mangrove patches, beautiful flower gardens, relaxing sceneries and exercise equipments here and there. And maybe find some nice restaurants along the way. You can have it only at the Iloilo Esplanade, Iloilo City, Philippines
Honestly, I wish you the Best. But it sounds like you're short on cash.
You are not alone Paul. Men find true meaning in work.
Wow an other day you admire a beautiful flower in valancia not on thoose days you see plastic bottles 😂if you look very carefully again the video you could see that there was a plastic bottle on the tree next to the flower but you didn’t mentioned may be you didn’t see
😅
Quite the coffee for ever. 😂
Join the gym
Travel a little
Enjoy your kid bride
You need a routine, and to build a life away from your wife.
Paul, I suggest a new solution to end your boredom. I believe like you, I am in a good financial position. Not rich, but comfortable.
However, after two years here in Cebu City with my wife and son, I could feel myself losing interest. I was recently retired before coming over and I realized the thing I always did best was make money.
So I took on something new: forex trading. It's difficult and high risk. But there are people who succeed.
I'm profitable now after a few months trading cash. More importantly, I am excited to get up every morning and look at the charts. Best of all, I can spend just three or four hours trading or go for 8 hours if I'm seriously on a run.
I'm also adding to the future wealth of my son, so I feel incredibly gratified.
Easy...make a baby 😂....and build a home. You be busy years to come.
So his big plan is to become a vlogger. Some men are very resourceful they will find a way to guarantee their own failure. Sorry my friend do not mean to disparage you here but... come on now you cant be serious. Unsubscribed because I do not want to see your inevitable crash and burn.
Nice to see you again Paul and Mia. I don't want to give advice but the best would be to have a baby for you guys and than you will never feel bored again. Are you planning to buy a car for convenience purposes or you still have your beautiful motorcycle the Ninja?
You should get into crypto, learning how to farm and get air drops, trading. You're smart enough and have the time.
Get Mia and come to Spain man...life is cheaper here than in the Philippines! Good medical care, quality food, cheap properties, 1st world country! The only reason to come back to the Pi is to find my Mia!😂😂😂
Spain sounds interesting. I’ve been in Cebu City for past 1+ years. Finally at my mental end with the craziness 😮 where in Spain I wonder and Filipina visa hard to attain? Would love your feedback.
I'm Cebu city right now wow what a dump. Jesus this is like Honduras. I could have flown 6 hours to see run down central America instead of 15. Cebu is a filthy dump....I'll now go see Dumaguete and see more vloggers lies ?
I also feel deceived by vloggers. Cebu was marked as cleaner with less traffic than Manila.. BS. Duma’s the same. Try Panglao Bohol: cleaner air and decent beaches.
@nitrowheel I'm going to Bohol now. Thanks. Then I will at least go see Dumaguete. And Valencia. Prob another disappointment ahead
We spent 3 years at Fort Bonifacio BGC a clean and beautiful City. Problem was IT was missing the coastline “Beaches”
So then we moved to Cebu, Mactan Lapu Lapu Punta Engano area. Oh my what a disappoinment. Everyone described Cebu as a beautiful place! They forgot to mention the hurrible traffic, conjestion, and trash every where.
Finally moved to Masbate away from the rat race. No traffice, less people, less facilities, less stress.
Boardem, depression, difficult time adapting depends on the person. Not easy getting use to less Choices in life but can easily be adoptive in time. A person needs to be pro active to be happy.
Seems like no matter where we choose there Will always be CONs.
Lets see!
Big places, big oppertunities, over populated , expensive, traffic, crime, more complainig.
Smaller City, simular situation. Inevidable before same problem accure.
Number #1 PRO OF the Philippines in my opinion are the people!
Pros and cons no Matter where you choose.
No matter where we choose to live in the world, your Pros must out weigh your Cons.
Think the number one most important in my opinion is for a person to have the funds, preferably a pension enough to live happy.
For US we are happier with Less people! Seems like more people means more problems. The farther away for US means less trash, and noise polution. We like our SPACE, in the Middle OF no where ON the coast, sounds OF the waves, Windy, with vegitation Cocunut, mango, and banana, and Palm tres, view OF the Ocean. Very Peaceful.
When you Find your Heavin, is when you sleep well waking UP in the Morning feeling refresh.
We all growing OLD enjoy what time you have left.
Most importently make wise chioces that meet your expectations in order for you to be happy.
Different strokes for different folks
The only Vlogger I’ve seen being truthful about the condition of things in the Philippines is actually Paul 👍
Not any kind of “ Paradise “ like many of the other vloggers describe the place, but of course it’s over 7400 islands so some are better and some worse …
I think its time to have a little girl
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