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2 years ago
I’ve been stuck in the same place for as long as I can remember. I’m not quite ready for change yet, but I will need a change of pace eventually.
How to move far away
It made me 
"Not as far as I thought we'd go, we struck a balance between being able to see family, having job opportunities, cultural opportunities AND being surrounded by new road trip possibilities and national park trips we like to do!"
How I did it: It took a year of patience, perseverance, and belief that we just had to make it happen, never letting up in what we wanted. It took planning, goal setting, and a lot of research!
Lessons & tips: Before I thought I'd move without a job with just some savings, but for most areas, the cost of living is too high for that so I would not go anywhere without a job lined up
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