a look at location, hard work and smart work economically.

[JaredIbrahim]

People change location nationally and internationally in search of economic stability, to live daily, for comfort and privilege to enjoy basic things of life.
What actually is the reality behind this change of location economically with regards to hard work and smart work individually?
Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

You're asking the real question. The uncomfortable one.

Sometimes, hard work and smart work aren't enough. That's the brutal truth. You can be grinding 24/7 in a system designed to tax your labor with inflation, steal your savings with devaluation, and trap you with capital controls. You're running on a treadmill that's speeding up.

People move because they're searching for a better system, not just a better job. They want a rulebook where their effort translates into lasting value, not just fading paper.

This is the core Bitcoin thesis. It's not about getting rich; it's about opting into a global, neutral, hard money system. With Bitcoin, you can carry your economic sovereignty in your head. Your location becomes a choice, not a desperate scramble. The work you do is paid in a currency no government can debase.

So yeah, sometimes you have to leave. But with Bitcoin, you take the just rules with you.

[Jatiluhung]

People change location nationally and internationally in search of economic stability, to live daily, for comfort and privilege to enjoy basic things of life.
What actually is the reality behind this change of location economically with regards to hard work and smart work individually?
Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

At least that's what I did. Personally, I believe that I have greater opportunities for economic growth where I currently live. Even though that means leaving my previous citizenship behind, I have lived here since I was a teenager, so I am happier here now.
Essentially, it's about comfort, job opportunities, and the potential that can be seen here.

However, everyone has their own reasons, which can vary greatly. Some move for business or career reasons, while others do so for love or marriage. Moving to a new location or country doesn't mean we think our home country is bad—not at all. It's more about the coincidence of finding greater opportunities in a new place and feeling comfortable and accustomed to it.

[viljy]

This is a problem that arises solely and exclusively from the inability of the country's government to give citizens the opportunity to work and earn enough money to live in their region of residence. Therefore, in many countries, the development of various regions within the country is extremely uneven. There are regions from which the population is literally fleeing. Such an inability (or unwillingness, or deliberate sabotage) of the government to manage territories over time leads to bad consequences for the country.

[Majestic-milf]

People change location nationally and internationally in search of economic stability, to live daily, for comfort and privilege to enjoy basic things of life.
What actually is the reality behind this change of location economically with regards to hard work and smart work individually?
Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

There's the saying that the value attached to an object or even a human being is dependent on the place they find themselves. Let's take for instance the smart people you mentioned. If you're in an area where the pay is small but your capacity is more than that, would you not hear of things like "that person is being undervalued?". In a location where the pay doesn't match the output the individual is giving, they are being forced to move to better places or "greener pastures". In an economy where this kind of thing happens, we call it brain drain. A mass movement of skills and brains move from one place of low value in search of a higher pay can cause a huge loss to one side and gain on the other so in order for this to be avoided, it then depends on the government of the particular country where such a thing is likely to occur to work harder to improving the economy, make use of the brains you have in the society and create a nation that the resources are well utilized so that if there are still people that want to leave, it may not be because of a lack of good paying job opportunities that would match their standards but for something else.

[beerlover]

If you are insisting on making money then changing your location is a smart move but that is only ok if you are not making enough at all and have a chance. For people who can't move, then there is no option of going somewhere else, for example I can't go to another nation and live there, it is not possible for me because of how I live, but at the very least I can say that it is something that I can try to do.

Whereas, if we are talking about someone who can move, then they should be making very little where they live for it to make sense, if they are making even a decent life, not have to be rich, just a decent life, it still doesn't make sense to leave everything and go somewhere else. I have seen people who make less money but still move, makes no sense to me.

[Fiatless]

If you are insisting on making money then changing your location is a smart move but that is only ok if you are not making enough at all and have a chance. For people who can't move, then there is no option of going somewhere else, for example I can't go to another nation and live there, it is not possible for me because of how I live, but at the very least I can say that it is something that I can try to do.

Migrating to another country comes with lots of challenges. Cultural, climatic, and other differences might be a barrier. Living in a country with harsh weather conditions, like extreme cold, will affect some people's health. Mastering a new language and way of life is another challenge that will have to be overcome. The only problem that will make me consider leaving my country is insecurity. The cost of living in my country is low and we have one of the best climatic condition.   

[Yeesha]

If you are insisting on making money then changing your location is a smart move but that is only ok if you are not making enough at all and have a chance. For people who can't move, then there is no option of going somewhere else, for example I can't go to another nation and live there, it is not possible for me because of how I live, but at the very least I can say that it is something that I can try to do.

Migrating to another country comes with lots of challenges. Cultural, climatic, and other differences might be a barrier. Living in a country with harsh weather conditions, like extreme cold, will affect some people's health. Mastering a new language and way of life is another challenge that will have to be overcome. The only problem that will make me consider leaving my country is insecurity. The cost of living in my country is low and we have one of the best climatic condition.   

Yeah exactly, sometimes migrating to another country is not the real solution to our problems, because even if some people migrate to other country, living their own country behind, in other to grow better and to achieve their goals and desires, still things wouldn't work out per their wish, because they will find it very difficult to adapt to the changes that occur in their lives, due to changes in the that particular country like culture, norms, value and climate just as you said, and they will find it very difficult to adapt to ways that particular country is operating.

[Renampun]

There are many reasons why people move to another country, including economic factors, political factors, the search for a better place to live, and many other factors. however, the main reason why people make such a big decision is usually due to economic factors, where their former country cannot provide a decent income for them. for example, salaries in Australia and Indonesia are very different, and for this reason, many people leave their office jobs, just to become waiters there because the salary is much higher. furthermore, the quality of life in developed countries is better than in developing countries, making more people interested in migrating and seeking a new life abroad.

[Apocollapse]

There are many reasons why people move to another country, including economic factors, political factors, the search for a better place to live, and many other factors. however, the main reason why people make such a big decision is usually due to economic factors, where their former country cannot provide a decent income for them. for example, salaries in Australia and Indonesia are very different, and for this reason, many people leave their office jobs, just to become waiters there because the salary is much higher. furthermore, the quality of life in developed countries is better than in developing countries, making more people interested in migrating and seeking a new life abroad.

People forget that it's not as easy as that for someone to work abroad, you need to have a qualification, you might not require a skill but you have to accept any jobs given to you because if you don't work you will not able to fund your monthly needs, you need money from preparation to leave the country.

Moving to other countries aren't always make someone happy, after many years you will want to back to your hometown.

[Natalim]

If you are living in a country with low economic stability, no matter how you work hard and smart, you will never be satisfied with the compensation, compared when you work abroad like in countries where the economy is highly progressive, even if you work below 8 hours a day, the amount of compensation is definitely high compared to your place of originality, although the cost of living might also be different.

However, working abroad is never that easy, that's why its not also for everyone, the reason why some just settle on working on a minimal wage amount as long as they can meet their daily needs and necessities.

[Davidvictorson]

Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

The harsh truth is that sometimes where you live I mean, your geographical location can determine if your hard work and smart work would pay off or not. Some people may disagree with me, but sometimes hard work and smart work will not just be enough but if you leave in a place where the citizens are supported then your very little extra bit of hard work may return compound rewards. This is my observation of life.

[Hispo]

People change location nationally and internationally in search of economic stability, to live daily, for comfort and privilege to enjoy basic things of life.
What actually is the reality behind this change of location economically with regards to hard work and smart work individually?
Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

It is pretty simple and straight forward actually, there are countries where labor is more valuable than in others. One hour of unqualified labor in the United States is more valuable than one hour of labor in China or any other country in south Asia.
People who are unqualified go to the United States and the European Union from third world countries. Also, there are countries where higher education and universities are free, but salaries are bad, so qualified people move from those third world countries to first world countries in order to get even better salaries.

In the end, it is about getting more money for one's time.

[Vaculin]

Hard work and smart work are sometimes not enough, especially if you are living in a country where the cost of living is expensive. This is the reason why some citizens just decide to work abroad to find greener pasture that is impossible to experience from their own country.

Let's just say bigger opportunities are waiting there, so better seize them than miss them. And if one opportunity does not work, we all know that there are unlimited opportunities there so we just have to look for a job that truly suit and fit our abilities and skills, at least it comes with bigger compensation.

[HONDACD125]

People change location nationally and internationally in search of economic stability, to live daily, for comfort and privilege to enjoy basic things of life.
What actually is the reality behind this change of location economically with regards to hard work and smart work individually?
Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

It's not always about hard work; sometimes, no matter how hard you work, it will still feel like you are not moving forward in life and getting in success or even seeing any hope for it. You keep grinding with no progress at all, and then at one point, you get tired, because no matter how hard you try, you are still seeing no fruit for it, and then you decide that you are going to relocate, and look for better opportunities, and try your luck their by doing your best and then seeing whether it works there or not, and for most people, it does work out when they relocate and try new things and new opportunities.

The most difficult thing in this world is to get out of your comfort zone, and if someone does that, it means that they are ready to go to every extent only to succeed in life. Leaving your country and moving somewhere else is not that easy, language barrier is one thing, job hunting and stability is another, and there are so many such problems that you face when you newly relocate to somewhere else.

[Distinctin]

There are people who changes location due to their skills and experience on what they does, which directly refers as demands on the availability of the work or Job opportunities in that particular region or areas they are. Mr A could decide to relocate to specific area in search of greener pasture, and this refers to how such places could favor them more than their previous places.

At the end of the day, people settle where bigger opportunities to make more money are there. So we won't be surprised if a lot of people going abroad, simply because they want to improve their lives and find greener pasture. And to think that our current skills are highly in demand in bigger countries, so why not take the chance?

Changing of location might not be easy, but in the end, most of it are all worth it. Just know the value of sacrifice, and you will definitely make a good life after, along with your family.

[Darker45]

I used to work overseas in search of a better life. My skills and hard work are poorly compensated in my home country. The same level of skills and hard work are sufficiently compensated in another country. As a matter of fact, I worked less for a bigger pay abroad. I wasn't overloaded with tasks.

I have so many family and friends who moved abroad for a better life bringing with them hard work and skills. They're now living well. Had they remained here, they would have continued overworking, underpaid, and only wishing for a better life. 

[iBaba]

There are many reasons why people move to another country, including economic factors, political factors, the search for a better place to live, and many other factors. however, the main reason why people make such a big decision is usually due to economic factors, where their former country cannot provide a decent income for them. for example, salaries in Australia and Indonesia are very different, and for this reason, many people leave their office jobs, just to become waiters there because the salary is much higher. furthermore, the quality of life in developed countries is better than in developing countries, making more people interested in migrating and seeking a new life abroad.

Like you said there are smn reasons why people move from one country or their main country to another country or their many town to another city and it is basically in search of a better advantage. I was watching a foex trader's testimony on Instagram yesterday night and he recounted how he started from a humble beginning living in a one bedroom with his 6 siblings till he was able to build for himself and his family a new home.

But he made mention of something that is particular about this discussion. He said, before he built his own house, he had to think of the location, he was living at a mainland but needed to move to the island for his new home so he can be able to live in a neighborhood of rich, refined and connected people so he can build his network too despite such decision will cost him more money to achieve but sometimes people travel abroad so they can get a better lifestyle and be more connected with people of influence.

[lornadane]

Smart work becomes more important in tougher locations. When opportunities are limited, you’re forced to optimize, hustle, and think creatively. In stronger economies, even average effort can survive. So it’s not that hard work fails — it’s that the margin for error is very different.

[Shadiq]

There are many reasons for moving, it varies from person to person. One can move for the purpose of proper recognition of one's skills in the workplace and for a better life. There is a huge gap between the quality of developed countries and developing or underdeveloped countries. Even the value of currency and salary are the main reasons for skill relocation. For example, when you are earning $10 per day in a developing or underdeveloped country, which may not be enough to meet your basic needs. When you move to a developed country, the salary in that country may be $20-$30 per day for the same skill and the same work.

Although the daily expenses in that country are higher, you can still save money and send it back to your family. When you calculate the expenditure on income, people move to work almost the same in all countries, but the value of the currency varies from place to place.

[Faisal2202]

People change location nationally and internationally in search of economic stability, to live daily, for comfort and privilege to enjoy basic things of life.
What actually is the reality behind this change of location economically with regards to hard work and smart work individually?
Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

You are smart enough to secure a good job in your hometown earning in your local currency and see what is the higest job a smart person around you has secured so far and how much he is earning, no doubt to build something you have to make a lot of effort and making money is just the tip of it.

You can make a lot of money but you can end up with nothing if you are not smart enough to use it for the future. Because when we are earning we are wasting money, like we don't care for the future, we pretend like we might not be alive in the future, or we might be doing good with our kids in future, we even think I can do this job for my entire life but the reality is we have to save for our future.

Therefore some came up with the idea that I will go in another country to earn in higher currency where the efforts are the same but the salary is more, so he uses less, and saves more, and build real wealth. That can actually help him and make him independent for anyone.