I Live Better In Tbilisi Than I Did In The US - Here’s How Much It Costs | Relocated
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2022
- Mike Swigunski is a 33-year-old nomadic entrepreneur who moved to Tbilisi, Georgia from the U.S. He is able to take advantage of tax benefits from living abroad and a low cost of living that allows him to work as little or as often as he likes, and he still manages to make $275,000 a year. As a result he has traveled to 100 countries, can afford a two-story apartment, and has a private chef come six times a week to cook for him.
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I Live Better In Tbilisi Than I Did In The US - Here’s How Much It Costs | Relocated
Why is every digital nomad’s job running a business that teaches other people to be a digital nomad?
Exactly, people selling courses earn 50 times more on those courses than on the actual thing they teach in them :) We are at the point where everyone wants to teach and no one wants to do an actual work, and that will change very soon.
selling the dream is more profitable than the actual dream
@@hubertcumberdale2651 Epic!
@@elebea868 pyramid scheme
U got that right. When he started the vid with "I identify as ..." Whoops sorry not gonna listen to this n skip to the comments section.
This basically is a "free" advisement of his website and book.
Yeeeaaah. We ALL can become digital nomads... by telling others how to become digital nomads. Outside of software development and maybe some marketing or graphic design work, I just don't see this "trend" being a trend.
Exactly
@@chiefenumclaw7960 Ahhh yes. I'm watching "advertisement" videos a lot. And fortunately, I never go after the carrot.
@@chiefenumclaw7960working remotely goes Way beyond software development and graphics. I've been working for 2.5 years remotely as an engineer.
@@all4fitz Do you work in tech? I work in software sales and while there are remote jobs - business development/inside sales - they're not the high paying or senior level jobs most people would want.
You can pretty much live a good life anywhere with $275k/year income.
true that
Maybe not nyc
@@greekboi79 you can
I bet you're fun at parties. Georgia is awesome and their tax structure allows people to keep more of their money and not just give 40% of their money away in America for little to no return on investment.
Not in Cali You will lose half of your income with taxes...
How to be a nomadic entrepreneur: Make a website and write a book about how to be a nomadic entrepreneur 😂
Lol it seems like that's what most of these people do, just sell dreams, not actually do anything
So true
@@kvgolfa Mike here...I really appreciate the comments ;-) and yes, it can be pretty meta at some times! My intentions are to help inspire, impact and educate millions of people on a alternative path in life (period) and I'll be the first to admit its not for everyone. I've funded my travels with a variety of different physical, remote jobs and of course through my own businesses...and my book is only a tiny % of my 6 sources of income. Unfortunatley the 12 hours of shooting was trimmed down to 6-minutes so it doesn't tell the full story of working/traveling for a decade ;)
Simple, isn't it? 😂
How to do nothing: criticize others
If your income is in dollars or euros, then Georgia is a good place to live but if your income is in GEL, then it is terribly difficult to live here. It is much more difficult for locals to live in Georgia than for foreigners. That is why Europe and America are full of Georgian immigrants.
I think the same is true for almost every country in the world except the US and some European countries. You can travel any Asian or African country and you will be rich with your salary. But locals don’t have your salary from developed country.
This is the case for most non Western countries. A Western European or American will be rich regardless whether they move to South America, Africa, or most places in Asia.
@@farzana6676 south america is western, i think you need to learn how a compass works.
@@waNErBOY en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_world
@@youknowkbbaby I'm not sure what you mean by personal freedom? People who are born and grew up in SEA have very little personal freedoms compared to American or Europeans.
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- Tony Gaskins
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Even though I cringed every time he pronounced Tbilisi, seeing the city warms my heart, I taught English in Georgia some years ago. Tbilisi is fairly cosmopolitan city in a developing country but the people are wonderful the food is delicious. And as an African American woman I felt very safe living there. The only thing I don't miss about it is how cold it gets.
As a Georgian, it makes me so happy to read this. Hugs!
@@megipapiashvili6742 👋 Hi there, I really hope to get back there sometime in the near future. 🙏
I’m so glad to hear this as a fellow African American woman!! Always been interested in the region and would love to travel or even live there
@David S. is this comment necessary? Am I exaggerating or are you trying to be rude? There are many great people in the so called “hoods”. Easy to oversimplify the situation that has been created by severe economic and racial problems.
as an Argentinian who lived there 4 months before the pandemic, I agree with everything you said! And here I am looking for videos like this one because I miss it!
Moving to country where the currency is less powerful allows you to live better. YOU DONT SAY
Too funny 😂. I am not sure if to laugh at this but found this hilarious.
@@liizzset I would hope you laugh at it haha - that's what it's for.
I'm tired of these videos on this channel that do this
@@jsebby2284 Yup. I did laugh. But people are just people. Maybe these type of videos about the value of money between countries. And the power difference it has between the countries. Maybe good for the algorithm? But same. I am definitely not a fan of it many times too. But who knows.
It’s not about living better. It’s about harmony, spirit. I America it’s all about money, bills, credit.
Was looking for this comment. I hate when "digital nomads" falsely mislead people into thinking life in x country is soo much better when they aren't actual citizens of that country or make the average wage of that country's citizens. All this, while making cost of living in that country more expensive for locals by "living" there with their high foreign salary/money; and not paying the full extent of taxes the citizens do. My friends in Spain can't even afford a place to live, other than with their parents, thanks to "digital nomads" and a host of other problems.
Jesus Christ, CNBC, don't give away the secrets of Georgia. Don't wanna share this amazing country with everyone.
I agree!!! Especially more Americans. UGH!!! 🙈 🙈
It’s not a secret if you make $250k a year, I mean you don’t have to go to Georgia, you can live pretty well in Missouri and Florida 🤣🤣🤣 that guru is a scam artist
@@dens3096 LOL we're not talking about the US state Georgia.
I can see why.... 2:06 🤣🤣🤣
Too late, it's overrun by Russians and Ukrainians now and prices are through the roof.
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Having a job that pays 275K$ a year in USA and living there also makes one’s life easier but with that amount of salary (income) and living in Tibilisi of course makes one living in a heaven :)
You could buy a 2 houses in a year with that salary lmao
In Georgia if you have 500$ income a month you will live very well but there is not much to do compared to US or other developed country
You can live in the US on 275k quite nicely too.
a lot of people are leaving the U.S. for a reason, I'm pretty sure he knows how to live in the U.S. for 275k
not with the tax😂😂
@@poundtrader1414 the us is a sinking ship
@@poundtrader1414 He said he left because the US is too expensive and he would have to work a lot more.
@@tolgahangultekin8250 if we fail everyone fails. The US holds the world currency so not likely
Georgian cuisine is absolutely mind-blowing, simply unparalleled
Yes, I have a sense you are correct. I tried Georgian food in Estonia recently.
Honestly leaving the states is a real option I’m thinking about. The US is just too costly.
So a friend of mine in north Austin gets a letter saying their home was now appraised at. 900 k from 450 k last yr. She's retired on a fixed income. This new evaluation bumps her property tax to. 21 k a yr after the homestead act which lowered the over tax bill to. 750k. She is shiitake a brick right now. This is how governments are treating it's citizens. They are running us our of this country. I have been looking elsewhere, maybe uraguay, Asia, eastern Europe. In the u.s they are pushing those who aren't high income earners into either tornado alley or the desert, American southwest in coming years.
@@stevenpadilla4294 its worse than that. THe USA has global tax AND if you trade stocks you get hit with short term/long term capital gain taxes. Guess how much taxes do non US citizens who trade US stocks pay ? 0%
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The stock market rally run is gone, but I'm not
sure if equities will swiftly recover, keep falling, or fluctuate in a narrow range for a few weeks, or if things will quickly get worse. I'm under pressure to increase my $300k reserve.
Making touch with financial advisors like Kimberly Kent who can assist you restructure your portfolio, would be a very creative option. Personal financial management will be crucial to navigating the next difficult times.
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Her success story is everywhere. I keep on hearing expert Mrs Kimberly's name being mentioned here and other platforms, Does she really worth the credits and reviews?
I loved the video! Lots of great information about working and living abroad. So sorry about the loss of your mother Mike!
Lmao this guy is a fraud. He doesn't make $275k profit, he doesn't even make this much as a gross income.
He is a guru, someone who tells others how to be an "entrepreneur" then takes their money while he doesn't even do any of this. He gets paid from sponsorships on IG and wherever else.
Not an entrepreneur, a guru. Just look up his IG and then google him, you'll see where all of his $40k/year salary comes from and his "business" failings from other guru scams.
More then that. In Georgia 1% tax applies only if you make 150k a year, after that it’s 20% tax
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Exactly
I dont understand why the term Guru is being used as it means Scammer…Guru is sanskrit/hindi word and it means ‘mentor’ and its a very respectful term.
@@YuktiBelwal guru in modern terms means lifestyle coach, and these people are the biggest scam artists
local tax rate doesn't matter if you make over 100k because US citizens gotta pay to IRS no matter where they live
Yeah that's true that's why savy wealthy entrepreneurs are renouncing their American citizenship (look it up on youtube)
@@olg06 there are so many loopholes for capital gain based income. Hold shares never sell and then pass it on to children as inheritance... borrow against shares paying 1% interest or lower than borrow from other bank and pay it back
@@sperlongatours
Boso pay yourself 1 dollar like elon spend rest from your company expenses whatever you want what they will do they ain’t coming to check your outside of usa business expenses
Too many people want to manage other people doing stuff for them and then taking a cut. That kind of business thinking will lead to everyone wanting to manage and no one wanting to work, it's already hard to find people with actual skills.
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Life outside of USA ia so much better, so much more life has to offer.. I moved to Georgia 2 years ago and love it..
Of course if you make $250k a year your life would be good everywhere in a developing country! You ll be the king!🤣🤣🤣
@@dens3096 i don't make 250k a year and you don't need to make so much to eb9a good life out of the USA.. Go do some research and you may get more common sense.
@@mitp2514The user doesn't realise that they are developing countries that are doing better and progressing.
I am from Georgia and I approve this message. Also I've never met any foreigner yet who can properly pronounce the capital name.
Tblisi
Why they say Tibilisi if it’s Tbilisi, I also do not understand
þbilisi
@@caiseran no idea
@@gabyd5662 no theres still the (ee) sound after B
Also, every picture I see of the "Good Life" in Georgia shows the sun drenched beaches, with cool looking people in lounge chairs chilling. But they never show the real chill days when it snow there. It gets stupid cold in Georgia!
So this type of people outsource their income from already wealthy people in wealthy countries, come to countries where taxes are low, contribute very little to the local economy and local social life as they don't integrate, speak only english. Meanwhile because they have so much money and don't know better they overpay for real estate and rents so that drives up the price for everyone and pushes out locals because they can't afford it anymore. Digital nomads are a pain, if you want to move to another country you gotta bring something for the place, not just take from it
You are absolutely right
Yay so glad to see some coverage of Georgia! Lived there in 2012-2014 for Peace Corps and had intended to live there afterwards but had to move back to the US for personal reasons. Georgians are incredible people and I absolutely fell in love with the culture.
I agree. As the SDE from Georgia, I receive a lot of offers to relocate to different countries and I always reject such offers because, living in my country is very cheap and taxes are also very low, so I'm able to collect money easily. Anyway, Georgia has one of the best nature in the world, so come and see it.
best nature? have you ever been to nature?
@@raphaelverde4571 Are you kidding me ? Most of my vacation I spend my time in Georgian nature. I'm from Svaneti, you can Google what is Svaneti :)
how much do you make a year ?
I have never been there but know from soviet times here in Uzbekistan from people who have been there. Georgia is a beautiful unique country, climatewise , nature, food and great culture! You made a great choice!
Wow, I can't believe this vide ocame out just last month , which was around the time I started asking myself, can I really upend my life and move abroad? Since then it's kind of been on the backburner of a thought and watching this video was actually really inspiring and re-assuring. I'll have to revisit that idea again....it's either Georgia or Latvia is what I'm looking at....
look at Croatia
then be ready to be in the new Russia also?
As a content creator who lives in Tbilisi, I'm so proud to see this 😊😊
Tbilisi rent prices went up like 2.5x after the invasion and subsequent sanctions in Russia and the following swift banking shut down. Nevertheless, Tbilisi Georgia seems like an absolutely beautiful city. Sincerely hope Russia does not start claiming all the citizens are WW2 Bad guys and try to destroy it.
But what is an ugly city if you have a rain forest for example in some central american countries the cities are not so nice but the nature and everything else blows tiblisi completely out of the water I mean if wanted to live in city i live in london berlin tokyo not tiblisi. But if you have money you can live well in afghanistan..
@@RM360CR you got to check Tbilisi in more details.
Try to destroy it for what?
@@RM360CR if you wanted to live?
You mean if you had the power to live
Yeah, when he said a 2 bdr costs him $600, no it doesn't... not anymore. Today it's going for $1000-1500 esp. in downtown.
Good for you, Mike!
So I’ve lived in Georgia for a total of 6 years, coming in and out since 2010. Anyone considering moving here should know Georgians consider foreigners to either be tourists/guests or citizens, and you’re only a citizen of you’re married to a Georgian. Georgians do not consider foreigners as residents. Even though I am fluent in Georgian, have worked in Georgian companies, and visited every region here, ok still a “guest” after 6 years. In other words, don’t expect to integrate as it’s a closed society, and I actually understand and agree with Georgians about this.
This is the most pointless thing I've read all day.
I actually don't see a problem with this. As long as you have money, you can live a great life in Georgia, not sure why it would matter to "integrate". you can always have friends from your own country
Do you think it would be any different for any foreigner in say, Norway, Sweden, Germany, China, Saudi Arabia, Israel...etc? They're exactly the same.
Georgians was a 3.5 million in country and 15% of this 3.5 million was Azeri or Armenian. Most Georgians lives in other countrys because of historic pacts. Now imagine if we accept all foreiginers as a georgian. If we did this georgians can destroy their own identity. Only in china's one street lives more people than in all Georgia. We don't can accept everyone in this globalization era.
@@noworldfortheweak Too many for Kartvelians, we've been too kind. Also, many Kartvelian cities are in modern day Turkey as well. Lazica and Meskheti will be returned to Sakartvelo.
I did this in Turkey - life is great!
Well done. Turkey sounds great. Are you noticing any changes there due to inflation?
Thanks so much for sharing your experience Mike. I recently moved here and I'd love to go to the next business meet-up of yours. How can I get there?
I want to go there so badly!! My older sister and her husband has visited there and they say it's AMAZING!! I am hoping to go next year. 😌💕
Anywhere is better then living in the US at this point
Lol. Calm down.
I'm sorry haven't u heard anything about Russia?
Thank you for the video and info. How do you manage your healthcare? Do you buy insurance there? If so, how much is it ?
What insurance) dude makes 275k a year. The most expensive doctor appointment in Georgia is 50$ per visit. Whole mouth full of teeth to fix from scratch with implants will cost about 5k
Health insurance is somewhat an American concept. Most countries you can just pay as you go when you need it, most countries have affordable healthcare.
I’m also an American who lives in Tbilisi, and yeah I live much better here for sure. Been here almost a year. I love it.
Haven't prices gone up like crazy since the invasion of Ukraine?
@@tobiasmadigan6000 no. Nothing has changed here. The government is no involved in the whole ordeal. Everything is great here, I’ve noticed no price changes.
@@SatChaser You are saying that because your income is not in Gel, in general prices went much higher than it was before.
@@geoseason5800 Well it’s funny you say that, because the GEL has risen strongly over the dollar in the last year, and my income is in dollar, so yes for me things have gotten more expensive, but for those making GEL they are actually making more dollars than they were a year ago.
@@geoseason5800 but as far as price in jail I haven’t noticed much difference. Definitely nothing compared to the inflation in the USA. I think the Georgian economy is holding quite well despite being so close to all the problems going on.
That's the exact reason I will visit and live few months yearly. Thank you for sharing for positive notes
I'm from Nairobi Kenya. Georgia is definitely a place to visit
Great video, Mike. I'm planning my trip to Turkey and Georgia and the other Balkans.
I met a handful of people from Georgia while in Estonia six weeks ago. That inspired me to put Georgia on my bucket list as a destination to visit. Plus I tried Georgian food while in Tallinn, too; how nice and delicious that was.
You know that Russia is illegally occupying Georgia.😢. Lots of Russian fleeing there too
I ate in Georgian restaurant In Tallinn as well. But live in Estonia is so much better then in Georgia - NATO.
1/3 of Georgia is devastated by Russian occupation. There is always threat of another war.
20% Georgian are below poverty level
Thanks for the informative video Mike but let me share as a local, that living in Tbilisi can be tough if the income is in GEL only...
Congrats from St Louis Missouri
I am living in Cali Colombia
But still head back occasional to to St louis
Let's go Blues
I want to stay in Georgia... I came to home in Israel yesterday from Tbilisi, i travelled around a week , i looked this country more slowed that Israel. Now I'm learn frontend development, and my big dream - to came for remote work in Tbilisi. Thnks!
thanks for this video!!
Thanks for the info. You just cemented my decision to stay in Thailand.
Yeah, right... An old lady from the next door becomes your private chef, and you become the richest prince of Georgia. All this with one self-promo book on Amazon.
These people are the reason locals can barely afford housing
Wow i didn’t think of it like that.
Kinda of sad now that I’m realizing it
Keyboard warrior
Don’t hate the player, hate the game.
Actually housing prices doubled in Georgia since the war started with all these Russians coming escaping from Russia.
@giddy - Georgia has some of the highest home ownership for any country...this isn't really a problem (source: many local friends). And you have to consider a tourist/expat like myself is 1. hiring locals (providing jobs) 2. Spending 3-5x more into the local economy than the average local. It's truly a win-win and one of the many a reason they are VERY welcoming here (especially to Americans!)
An interesting, insightful and motivating video.
Awesome info thanks!
thank you! I am moving to Tbilisi in a weeks time....budding digital nomad here! I got stuck in Belgrade during the pandemic and it turned out to be a happy chance location.
I'm moving to Tbilisi on June 28th! Got a spot in the Vake area. About to sell my car and get rid of all my things. Good luck on your journey!
@@willa4256 Hey William that's awesome! I am so curious to explore Tbilisi...here we go!
@@dollimelaine you two realize that you need to be full vaccinated to travel to Georgia right? My apologies for assuming but y'all don't look like the type who go by the "liberal agenda" 🤣 anyway, have fun in Georgia, I haven't been back in 22 years and I miss it much!
@@temurtopuria6808 Thanks Temur* I got the whole vaccine story end of 2021 so I can go anywhere. Lucky I was in Belgrade where they gave vaccines to foreigners. Arrived in Tbilisi last night. I don't really identify as any political leaning. All the best!
I’m moving to Tbilisi in June
So many Americans leaving their country, wow! At last count there are over 40,000 Americans living in my state, Baja California, México. I guess it's just too expensive to live in their country.
Just certain Americans wanting to move to cheaper countries to make their wealth last longer. These are often the same people who vote for higher taxes only to leave to red states or poorer countries because of high taxes. Would be interesting to see his voting record. With Baja Cali its understandable, close to home, sunny weather, resort like locations, cheaper currency Peso compared to Dollar meaning you can buy more things etc.
It really is, I’m in Houston paying 1,225$ for a 1 bedroom 1,000 sq apt only equipped with marble counters.
I'm near Sacramento and apts go for $1500-2k
@@ESELIJAH Atleast you can afford that
Locals in the countries these people are moving into can't afford housing because of them
@edye Ann The wealth gap in our country is getting worse. I am moving back to San Diego this summer and have thought about looking in Tiajuana for rentals. Many working class people in California spend approximately 1/3 to 1/2 their income on just rent which is why many live in Baja California and drive to the US for work
this is a great channel and worth watching and SUBBING ... thanks for the share :)--------------
Inspiring story, thanks 😊 for sharing
I don't know why people are obsessed with being a nomadic entrepreneur. It feels like a pyramid scheme. To be a nomadic entrepreneur you need to teach other how to be... This is stupid and has no longevity. The only people that could follow the nomadic lifestyle are software developers and marketing people. Others need to show up. Try fixing your life and stop thinking that all problem go away once you leave far away and hide from them. Solve them, don't run.
Probably one of the rarest and most useful comment I have seen for long in youtube relating this nomadic lifestyle!
@Mr.Beant I just explained why it's not sustainable. Why do you respond with "everyone is different" like it's an argument? People can't do this. It doesn't matter if they like it and are different compared to me. It's still a scam. And I never forced anyone to do anything. Why tell me to "let people follow what they want to". I criticized how it's unlikely that they'll follow this since being a nomadic entrepreneur is not sustainable, done the way that is presented in this video.
@@user-dn6ht6bo7r yeah but, getting rich without actually providing any value to society, who wouldn't want that?
Be honestly , I have never seen an entrepreneur who wake up , having coffee ,reading book , doing yoga and have a gym , all are done in morning. It sounds like a retired rich person to me.
This guy just sounds like a boring monotone speaking version of Eat, Pray, Love
He is just an instagram influencer
I never see " enterpreuner " posting self promoting videos on Youtbe 🤣🤣
Congrats, man. I'm surprised you managed to stay in shape after tons of Khinkalis and khachapuris.
This makes me think of moving too!!!
This guy's footage can be found on Canva as stock footage. I thought he looked super familiar lol.
haha yeah, I have a lot of footage/photos on UnSplash (connected via Canva)! :-)
For 275K you can be semi-retired living in the US
Mike, in Tbilisi Georgia, how do you compare the Vera neighbourhood to the Saburtalo neaighbourhood? I have asked this question because I have heard that Saburtalo is more expat friendly.
Tbilisi is awesome. People are so warm and caring which is a nice change from the people in the Northern Virginia and Washington DC area.
I went for a week last year and I will be visiting for a few weeks this July while looking at real estate in the process.
Georgia is such a wonderful country!
People in Nova are insufferable
I’m moving there in June
Georgia is not safe considering long term. Russia wants to recreate USSR and Georgia is one of the former republics of this communist state. Putin invaded Ukraine and is destroying our buildings and killing our people(including civilians). And the pretext for this invasion was to call us nazis(bad guys from WW2), though our president is jew. And depending on the results in Ukraine, he will decide weather to invade other country of the former USSR and which. That is why Ukraine heavily needs any support. (You can donate to save life foundation ukraine) Ukraine is protecting democratic way of life, life of freedom, life without borders.(russians banned youtube among other services in Kherson and other regions that they took)
@@Zmeyuka1 I will not send any additional donations to Ukraine as enough of my tax dollars have went to them already.
@@JerryMassey Jerry, thank you for the tax dollars, ukrainians really appreciate your help. And we are working hard too, to defend our country and preventing from USSR recreation. Because in case of USSR happens again, it is much more to pay for USA and all civilized world(and not only with money). It is not an exaggeration. I have heard Russian officials and propahandists fresh talks about Kazakhstan, Baltic republics and other former USSR states. I also saw fotos of commi symbols on ocuppied territories, made by people I rode a bike with
Incredible! I did not know about that tax benefits.
Some people be hating in the comments because they think this is the perspective of a rich guy living in Europe. BUT this can be done easily with the average person with a normal income in the US that can also work remotely.
How does Banking transaction works in Tbilisi? Can we do International Transfer?
with that salary you can live very good life anywher in europ
Or the US
Making money off teaching other people to be successful, then advertising how successful you are on cnbc lol. That’s what’s wrong with today’s world. No real value brought here.
The thing is, you think people like him care? They don't work hard and they live cushy. This is why I am not a hater, you cannot find 1 millennial who would not do this if they could. I do not care if they are a fast food worker of if they went to law school or if they are a Nurse.
...and 5 other sources of income.
Just ordered your book 👍👍 very inspiring
Thanks for the support, hope you enjoy it! 🙏🏻
@@MikeSwigunski I am also from USA and start learning SE.. It’s very inspiring to me
I am experienced Hair stylist in VA . Is there any job available in this industry for me in Tiblis? It makes a big difference for me if I could be moving to that place.
For americans who live abroad and work remote and have an american salary is so easy to relocate.The avarage american salary is ok for a decent life in Europe,unless you want to live in the bigger capital.
That’s my plan!
You just have to get a job that's not location dependent.
@@bendtfender2894 Get a job or create your own job
@@alp.9672 I didn't specialize in IT. :(
I've come to realise that there's no secured job in
NY, you get employed today and get sacked the next month.
This was exactly the point I was trying to make
with my friend, there's no good paying jobs, that was why I rushed into crypto and I see crypto as a safe heaven
That's 100% true because the jobs I saw was just less than $1000 weekly
which is very bad for a short widow with 3 kids
That was why I got involved in
crypto 2020, now I know l can pay my bills
without depending on any good pay job
Investing in crypto is not as
difficult most people say, I've been in crypto for the past 4 years now
I'm really interested in this forex/crypto business but I'm scared
Used to live there for my dad’s work, loved the city sm it’s beautiful
Thanks for your video bro because of it and what I heard you say about your mother made me come visit Tbilisi to see for myself. You're spot on about everything. It's a wonderful city. I'm going to be moving there in June 2023. It would be wonderful if you and I can connect. Please let me know if that's possible..
Visited Tbilisi last year and, as someone who was born in Ukraine, I have never been to a country that felt so close to home. The people were also incredibly welcoming. Also, the mountains in Georgia are among the most beautiful I have seen. If I had to move, Tbilisi is probably one of my top destinations.
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Always a UA-camr or somebody selling something.
Yeah... gets old. Wish they'd pick more real people rather than ads. Especially for a course seller type.
I was waiting for the Nomad Capital ad to pop up during this video.
Very informative!! Curious if I can live on a houseboat on a river in or near Tbilisi? Do you see ppl doing this in Georgia?
If you do this, you will be the first. But I can't imagine how you build a houseboat.
Reminds me of Nomad Capitalist with Andrew Henderson
There are others who do similar who aren’t as smug and take an elitist attitude like him.
@@kevinstfort Andrew Henderson looks and acts like the guy who spent half his middle and high school career getting swirlies in the boys bathroom. He's just such a friggin' what I call "dork nerd".
You're doing what to make money? Very non specific. Vague. Shady sounding. Telling others to do the same? And who is paying you $275,000 a year? Or does it just materialize out of thin air?
Excellent video. Very compelling.
All the babes in his classes. Congrats bud 👏
People dont realize that Georgia is not only cheaper but also much safer than US or most of Europe. The only downside is low salaries. So looking for a job here is a bad idea.
@@ILubBLOfficial 😑 if war will start noone will tell you to go in war zone... You just leave 😂 its really easy b
@@ILubBLOfficial its one of the safest countries according to official safety ranking metrics.
@@ILubBLOfficial but you do not have some psychos killing peoples in moves or in the streets.maybe chek some statitics how many people dies in usa in a day
Russia wants to recreate USSR and Georgia is one of the former republics of this communist state. Putin invaded Ukraine and is destroying our buildings and killing our people(including civilians). And the pretext for this invasion was to call us nazis(bad guys from WW2), though our president is jew. And depending on the results in Ukraine, he will decide weather to invade other country of the former USSR and which. That is why Ukraine heavily needs any support. (You can donate to save life foundation ukraine) Ukraine is protecting democratic way of life, life of freedom, life without borders.(russians banned youtube among other services in Kherson and other regions that they took)
Safe like Moldova? 😂🙄
600$ a month 2,500 square feet, dude I’m in Houston paying 1,225$ for 1,000 square feet and marble counters I must know more about that country
Triple that in California.
yeah but if wouldnt be making that much money living there. Peoples average is $8k a year there lol. To live like this you still need to be making money online or somehow so you are getting money from like "united states" people.
That is cheaper than Northeast USA
The rent here has increased since the war began, it's actually ridiculous now
@@fly4561 What about in other cities like Kutaisi?
Hey hi. Do you need a COVID vaccination certificate to travel?
Good for you!
Living the dream by selling the dream, Nice!
Living the dream. I just want to be able to raise babies anywhere I want, sipping tea with a ton of books. 🥰🥰🥰
Mike: you are a truly impressive man!!!!!
Question #1: Who did he inherit the money for the startup?
Question #2: What is he going to do when the SHTF?
Question #3: Is anyone falling for this hopium/feelgood b.s.?
With $250k a year you can live good in Missouri, even in Florida and you don’t have to move to a still developing country.
Tbilisi is way cooler though
Lol. Missouri, or a cool hip city with hot women. Hmmm. So tough.
Missouri sound lame
@@soupdrinker Missouri is very lame
Um,a single guy in NYC or San Fran can live well on 275k a year. 🙄
This is an ad for his business…. Nice!
Mike hope to meet you in Tbilisi 🤩🤩🤩😍😍 I been there before I watched ur video cx
Great to see you there on CNBC Mike! Cheers, Anton Ovcharenko!
Thanks so much Anton - hope you are well and appreciate the support!
He put me straight to sleep 😴😴😴
Did this guy become rich by just telling people how to become rich and a digital nomad? lmao scam city
Best interview yet!
Thanks Ace!!! 🙏🏻
I love your videos ace! I would love to work with you one day!!!
I am sorry for bothering with that thing here. I tried else. I am not much crafty with Internet.
Please is here anybody knowledgable in Georgia, Nature, Scorpions, their combination and so on?
I was visiting nature from village Gori to Azerbajian border and I found small and fat scorpions. I was stung by two of then. What shall I do? I am a doctor of medicine and I have some basic medications with myself, but I know about scorpions zero. Please help. I feel well, little sleepy, nothing seems to be out of norm. Please give me advice someone.
Each and every to their own. Some are building their dreams by diving for gold in the Bering Sea out of Nome, Alaska. Others, like myself, decided to work around and include as many family members as possible. This approach has excluded wandering off to the far corners of the earth by myself; too lonely and boring.