I left America at 46 with a laptop and a plan.
Not to "find myself." To prove something: the cage most people live in has a door, and the door was never locked.
I'm documenting the rebuild from Da Nang, Vietnam. Mindset, money, breaking free — in real time.
@ItsKieranDrew Did the same math with Vietnam. My whole month here costs less than my old car payment back home. You don't need to be rich to leave, you need to be willing.
@dickiebush Flipped this two years ago. Phone stays on airplane mode until I've made something. Consuming first thing in the morning is letting strangers set your agenda.
@TheStoicEmperor The "you're washed at 30" stuff is just engagement farming off people's anxiety. I started over at 46 in a country where I don't speak the language. The clock you're racing isn't real.
A year ago I was waiting for the right moment. Then I realized the right moment was just a decision I kept postponing. I left America. Best decision I never felt ready for.
@karunpal This is exactly why I moved to Vietnam. Real wealth is owning your time -- and time is cheaper here. A slow breakfast without checking email costs a fraction of what it costs back home. Geoarbitrage is a cheat code.