Why I'm Selling Everything and Leaving America

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DISCLAIMER: I am not a financial adviser. These videos are for educational purposes only. Investing of any kind involves risk. While it is possible to minimize risk, your investments are solely your responsibility. It is imperative that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments.

[allenwalters]

Unfortunately, for the first time, I'm truly feeling that America is really in decline, and it feels like it's a planned decline.

[FollowSteveJPN]

You are a smart man . I left to Japan 1.5 years ago. BEST decision ever. I can't go back to America after being here.

[yxxevwp]

If you can afford to leave, then do so without looking back. Quality of life and peace of mind is PRICELESS 🎉🎉.

[zealgaming]

I’m with you on this, I’ve been thinking Colombia. I’m tired of the Americanized mentality of greed and status

[booboo]

Money can give you a comfortable life, but it cannot make you happy. I travelled to many different countries while in the military. While experiencing different cultures, I felt peace and enrichment . I met many people who didn't have much financially but seemed happier than people I knew who were financially sound. Money drives people in the U.S., whereas, it seemed family, culture, peace of mind and happiness was the driving force of a lot of other countries.

[williemays]

I left America in 1994 and I am now in the outside looking in. Best decision ever 🙂

[theonewhereisayhhh]

Every day I think of leaving. I just don't want to move by myself. Also, I don't want to leave my sons. I am considering getting a tourist visa so that I can live in Lisbon, Portugal for 60 days, just to see what it's like. I also think of moving to Mexico. Some people say that it is dangerous in Mexico, but one thing about Mexico the officials their can tell you were not to go to be safe. In the United States you can be in any city and lose your life to senseless gun violence. I would love to move to a place where children can be free to feel safe in school. You don't hear of children being gunned down in their classrooms in Mexico. I follow so many women of color on YouTube who have left the U.S.A.

[Athlovetravel]

I left the US and i'm happier now! I can finally relax and not constantly worry all the time. Best decision I ever made!

[generationjones-lege]

I'm a U.S.citizen who has lived abroad for over 20 years. I used to think I'd eventually return to the States once I reached retirement age. Now that I'm 60, I cannot imagine that ever happening. Living in a developing country isn't perfect, but there are so many advantages. I love the USA, but I'll never be able to afford to live there.

[knockriobeats]

Been gone for almost 5 years. I moved to Rio de Janeiro. Brasil has tons of issues, but the reduction of stress and the time to develop the things important to me has been invaluable. The US is home but if you have and make dollars, you can write the book of your life any way you want. Meet great people. For years you're going to realize almost everything you see is new, just like you're a baby coming into the world. That keeps you young and fresh. 😊

[Mikael]

I currently make £84k/yr. No investment and I work from home. I need to do something quick. What can I do?

[justme-kvzt]

I am a woman of color and I've always wanted to see what other countries have to offer. I was planning to go to nursing school in Ireland when Covid happened. Why I want to leave the US is because of treatment poc received. I love my country but it doesn't love me. When something or someone becomes toxic you remove it from your life.

[chrishamlin]

I left America 4 years ago. Best decision I ever made.

[BryantBaudelaire]

I’m thinking about leaving America for good. It’s becoming to unrealistic to live here and wasted unnecessary money in a country that is not beneficial to me.

[mikeross]

Thank you for keeping it real with us. We're all getting hit over the head with these prices, the good thing is being in a position to pay these prices. I feel really bad for those who are not in the position to pay for their basic needs.

[lenalidaka]

I have lived in 🇩🇰 Denmark for 6 years and trained in Italy 🇮🇹 Italian bread making but I found my peace in Africa

[maggseb]

I'm seriously thinking about doing the same. I'm tired of this fake "freedom and justice for all" country.

[goodallknight]

As a Black man, some place in Africa is the only destination I would consider for relocation. It’s not perfect, but it’s definitely not worse than the US. Places like Ghana, Rwanda, Namibia, Tanzania and South Africa have a lot to offer in terms of beautiful landscapes, quality of life, peace of mind and lots of value for the US dollar.

[andremarselous]

I left the US on a three month trip to Europe in 1996. And now I only go back to visit my family. It was the best decision of my life. America is a country of division. I’m a human first, American second. I always have been. And living outside of America looking has only enforced that feeling. Being in the world, and being able to travel to different countries and experiencing different cultures is our God given right, and America has reduced being happy to owning things. I have wealthy friends and relatives in the US, and they tell me that I’m wealthy because I’m free. I’ve been all over Europe, Africa, even Russia (Siberia & Moscow), and the racial stigma that exists in America has not been a part of any of my travels. I would urge any American, especially a person of color to get out and see the world, because you never know where you’ll be happy unless you explore your options. The world belongs to all of us, and we should all enjoy it. Love your channel. May God continue to bless you, and all the best of success to you.

[enerpro]

My dream is actually to rotate countries monthly or seasonally. There's too much beauty in this world and one lifetime ain't enough