Where you live dictates your life

[Achalugo BTC]

Not everyone is also privy to travel out of their country in search of a quality and better life in the long run. Yes, immigration laws, your skills, as well as money to get there helps in hindering people from relocating.
Stability and a path to a quality of better life are also points to look out for when trying to relocate for want of a better life but immigration laws as well as your low finances makes it unsustainable. For a lot of people, even relocating is kinda out of the question as they can't afford even that as well.
I think a place that can provide a much better employment opportunity than the country you'retrying to relocate from, has a path, no matter how little to stability and development with a better quality of life.

That's right, not everyone has the ability or capacity to live their comfort zone and go to else where to start life all over, which they might not be sure of how that country is.
But, determination can change everything and makes things to fall back in place for them just like before even more than, which can make things to change for the better.
Always staying at your comfort zone will make you not to be able to achieve your goals, which is why its important to keep exercise patience and do the right thing at the right time.
Relocating is not an easy something but despite its tough side or its side effects, it still have an positive influence in people's lives, such as being independent, taking care of themselves, realizing how strong they are when no one is looking after them.

[Razmirraz]

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I believe that being born in a wealthy country isn't always the happiest start for a person, because many people in poor countries are happy. I heard a story about a guy from South Korea who didn't want to continue living there because of the difficult competition in studies and work, so he became a freelancer and moved to the Philippines, a not-so-wealthy country, but he was happy there and found a wife.
Although, as far as I know, Philippines often move to Japan and South Korea because of the high wages there. But each concept of happiness has its own priorities, and some seek money in life, while others seek peace and comfort.

This kind of cycle will continue to be carried out by people who have a more advanced mindset. Being born in a developing country does not guarantee that someone will be happy and build wealth easily, fierce competition is one of the most reasonable reasons. Looking for a better job and higher salary in a developed country only crosses the mind of people born in countries experiencing economic difficulties, but people born in more developed countries see third countries as an opportunity to build a better business. Everyone has their own way to improve the quality of life, residence and comfort will be obtained when they succeed in building a better standard of living.

[Agathamay]

I agree with you to some extent, surely our environment can influence us most times. But this is not basically for everyone but for those that would want to be influenced, because I have seen a lot of people progressing but looking at the background they came from you won't even believe they would grow to that extent. So it's more about decision if you feel that the environment you're coming from is not conducive for you of course you can get up to make a move this way you would never remain the same.

What are the extents that we can go? The country is in a big mess and there's no bouncing or retrieving from this condition. OP talking about the deep dictates of life, there's absolutely nothing we can do when we face our fate as humans and where we come from. We owed ourselves the abilities to work efficiently hard enough to know that we can become independent and skyrocketing our means for good lives.

The environment we found ourselves serves as big barrier and some made it out alive while others already born with silver golden spoons, do we blame them? Ofcourse not other than deal with ours and pray to God to change our story.

[justdimin]

We have no choice in where we are born. Some are a little unfortunate to have been born in struggling countries while some lucky to have been in good countries but there are ways to get out of that place and choose somewhere else to stay. So when you are deciding where to move, what do you consider?

The job opportunities. There is a city in my country where it’s full of factories. Because of that almost every citizen in the city has a guaranteed job. Some people from other cities even go to that specific city just to work. So when you decide where to live, consider if it’s a center of commerce or production so you can find jobs.

You cannot decide where you live in most cases, I want to live somewhere other than where I am living today as well but I am not and this is why I think it's quite clear that we are going to have some trouble, it is not going to be easy and I would say that it would not benefit anyone at all.

The best case would be that if we can handle some sort of return on this then we are going to get a better result and should not be worried about it at all. I understand how things could be different for some people, but the reality is that we have to learn to accept where we live.

[Koadharber]

Not everyone is also privy to travel out of their country in search of a quality and better life in the long run. Yes, immigration laws, your skills, as well as money to get there helps in hindering people from relocating.
Stability and a path to a quality of better life are also points to look out for when trying to relocate for want of a better life but immigration laws as well as your low finances makes it unsustainable. For a lot of people, even relocating is kinda out of the question as they can't afford even that as well.
I think a place that can provide a much better employment opportunity than the country you'retrying to relocate from, has a path, no matter how little to stability and development with a better quality of life.

That's right, not everyone has the ability or capacity to live their comfort zone and go to else where to start life all over, which they might not be sure of how that country is.
But, determination can change everything and makes things to fall back in place for them just like before even more than, which can make things to change for the better.
Always staying at your comfort zone will make you not to be able to achieve your goals, which is why its important to keep exercise patience and do the right thing at the right time.
Relocating is not an easy something but despite its tough side or its side effects, it still have an positive influence in people's lives, such as being independent, taking care of themselves, realizing how strong they are when no one is looking after them.

Relocation is often discussed as if it is a simple switch anyone can flip, but in reality it is a privilege many people do not have access to. Money paperwork language skills and even timing all play a role. For some people the idea of leaving their country is not about fear or lack of ambition but simple impossibility. When basic survival is already a struggle adding the cost and uncertainty of relocation can make things worse instead of better.
Stability is also not guaranteed just because another country looks better on paper. Employment opportunities may exist but access to them is uneven. Many migrants arrive only to find themselves underemployed isolated or stuck in temporary situations for years. That reality is rarely highlighted when relocation is presented as the ultimate solution. A better life is not only about geography but about systems networks and long term sustainability.

[Etranger]

I would say that where you live shapes your way of thinking. Not for your entire life, of course, because you can move to another country and change your environment, but your mindset is definitely formed by your place of residence and the community around you. Even if you choose to go against that community, you are still guided by an understanding of how it functions, and therefore your way of thinking is still influenced by the environment you live in.