2:09 #1 Being an outsider 4:16 #2 Money matters 6:03 #3 Dealing with loneliness 6:46 #4 Don't write a script 7:33 #5 There is nowhere like home Good video. I myself have lived abroad for 10 years and can totally relate to your thoughts!
I've been abroad for 8 years and your conclusion that there's no place like home hits so hard. I live in a very beautiful and desirable location for which I'm grateful, and I love living out here but after being gone for so long home is the most special place on earth. I think my advice for people who will move abroad is not to underestimate culture shock, no matter how worldly you think you are, and that the sooner you embrace that you're LIVING there and not treating it as an extended things like an extended holiday, the faster you'll get over it.
As an immigrant living abroad, I can relate. Being mentally strong, going to the gym, and tapping into a good support system to be healthy is very important. Malaysia is a beautiful place. Spent some time there a few years ago. Thank you for sharing.
It's "the lovers are Italian." But I live in Britain and in relation to police, this is Hell, especially for minorities and women. We used to be one of the most expensive but now that seems to be the USA where my family were visiting "home" for a while although we haven't lived there for two decades and I'd never move back. We call it Disney-island. When you're living abroad for many years you go through culture shock and then gradually assimilate. It can take many years and for some go by more quickly. We agonised the first decade and enjoyed the second and now the UK is our home and the States seems odd and superficial.
I am from Brazil and Sweden was my first experience abroad. After that New Zealand and Austrália. I totally agree that we need to be mentally strong. I really missed my relatives and friend at that time. I am going to Manchester with my wife by the end of July 2023 and back home in February next yer. I will share your vídeos with her as we want to become data engimeer like you bro!!
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2:09 #1 Being an outsider
4:16 #2 Money matters
6:03 #3 Dealing with loneliness
6:46 #4 Don't write a script
7:33 #5 There is nowhere like home
Good video.
I myself have lived abroad for 10 years and can totally relate to your thoughts!
Interesting, but background music too loud and a bit irritating...
I've been abroad for 8 years and your conclusion that there's no place like home hits so hard. I live in a very beautiful and desirable location for which I'm grateful, and I love living out here but after being gone for so long home is the most special place on earth. I think my advice for people who will move abroad is not to underestimate culture shock, no matter how worldly you think you are, and that the sooner you embrace that you're LIVING there and not treating it as an extended things like an extended holiday, the faster you'll get over it.
As an immigrant living abroad, I can relate. Being mentally strong, going to the gym, and tapping into a good support system to be healthy is very important. Malaysia is a beautiful place. Spent some time there a few years ago. Thank you for sharing.
It's "the lovers are Italian." But I live in Britain and in relation to police, this is Hell, especially for minorities and women. We used to be one of the most expensive but now that seems to be the USA where my family were visiting "home" for a while although we haven't lived there for two decades and I'd never move back. We call it Disney-island. When you're living abroad for many years you go through culture shock and then gradually assimilate. It can take many years and for some go by more quickly. We agonised the first decade and enjoyed the second and now the UK is our home and the States seems odd and superficial.
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Good sharing, enjoy your life wherever you are.
thank you so much for this! I can relate so much 💪
great video and great tips!
I am from Brazil and Sweden was my first experience abroad. After that New Zealand and Austrália. I totally agree that we need to be mentally strong. I really missed my relatives and friend at that time. I am going to Manchester with my wife by the end of July 2023 and back home in February next yer. I will share your vídeos with her as we want to become data engimeer like you bro!!
Really like your videos Jay!! Well said and can totally relate!
Great video as always Jay!
Hey, thanks for your tips. I'm also from KL. Hope you have a wonderful journey.
EXCELLENT VIDEO. EXCELLENT CONTENT. JUST SUBSCRIBED
Love your video!! Thank you for sharing your thoughts!!