It might just be...
In a few weeks, maybe sooner, TD will launch. And it’ll be busy for a few months after that. But after that we’ll be entering into a sort of “maintenance mode” when it comes to social media - where I’m not needed 40 hours a week.
Which puts me in a bit of a crisis/opportunity.
The crisis bit: In maintenance mode, it frees me up to take on ( Read more... )
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It sounds like an exciting idea if you think you can fully commit to it and let go of some of your day-to-day worries, and enjoy the adventure in uncertainty. I don't think I could swing it personally, but envy and respect those who can.
If you want to do it, by all means give it a shot. You're right in that you have no reason *not* to, and would surely lean a lot from it. But you should remember that a lot of the negative aspects you experienced when moving to a new continent will be exaggerated and repeated (unless you can learn to accept them as positive) if you're constantly moving from place to place.
My solicited two cents.
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In some ways, my hand is being forced. Wellington probably would have been a better city for me to live in, but it's becoming a non-option.
Don't get me wrong, it's very pretty here, but the funky thing is that I didn't realize how much I need my friends in Austin for support.
This may, however, be a case where my hand is forced. It looks like TD is no longer willing to offer a full time job; without it, I can't reapply for my work visa and I can't apply for residency. This has engendered less disappointment than I thought.
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I'm an atheist, and a realist. I know someday that I'm going to die. And I also know someday that that's *the end.*
So I want to pack in as many experiences and adventures in the short time (20, 30 years?) that I have left.
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