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Resources. I have moved several cities in the US in the past, always with jobs or connections lined up...and that was hard. I have, in middle age, moved to a US Territory...which I'm starting to like (i have ok employment, especially for one with no Spanish).. But i would really like to actually leave the US. It's hard for an average person. That reality aside...i would like to say something, i wish my younger self knew...take chances when you are young...go for it, you have so much time and energy to correct mistakes, don't be afraid.
As an almost half century old man, my past regrets have everything to do with the the things I didn't do and nothing to do with the stupid decisions I made...hopefully someone takes this advice.
Love your advice and I will take it!