One of the most common fears about moving abroad is this: What if I hate it? What if I regret everything and want to come back?

In this episode, we unpack that fear—where it comes from, how to manage it, and why it doesn’t have to hold you back. You’ll learn how to reframe the “worst case scenario,” prepare yourself practically and emotionally, and about others who moved abroad and navigated the same doubts.

We’ll talk about how social media can sometimes glamorize life abroad, how to give yourself grace when things feel uncertain, and why the biggest regret often isn’t moving—it’s not trying at all.

This episode is for anyone feeling stuck between the dream of moving abroad and the fear of making a mistake🔥

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When I was thinking about moving abroad, a few people warned me that my salary would likely be lower if I moved to London. And honestly? I didn’t care. I wanted to move to London so badly that a lower salary didn’t phase me.

For the first couple of years, I don’t think money really mattered that much to me—it was more about the experience. But when you're looking at the long term, it's worth asking: Would I actually be better off financially living in Europe instead of the US?

It’s an important question, and the answer might not be as straightforward as you think. So let’s take a closer look.

First, we’ll go over some of the key factors that affect your financial situation when living in Europe vs. the US. Then, we’ll compare 5 US cities and 5 European cities—looking at average incomes and cost of living—to see where you might be able to live more comfortably.

Tune in to hear the full breakdown!

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You want to move to Europe, but you're wondering — can I actually get a job there as an American? Or is that just a fantasy people post about on Instagram?

This is one of the most searched topics on our website, and for good reason — it’s one of the biggest hurdles Americans face when thinking about moving abroad.

In this episode, we unpack the truth about getting hired in Europe as an American. We’ll cover the five most common job paths Americans take, from remote work and teaching English to roles in multinational companies and freelancing. We’ll also break down language requirements, visa options, and which countries are most accessible.

You’ll learn:

• When you don’t need to speak the local language
• The difference between finding a job vs. securing a visa
• Real examples of where and how Americans are getting hired

If you’ve ever thought, “No one’s going to hire me in Europe,” this episode is your mindset shift. Getting a job abroad is possible — with the right strategy.

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