Day 1 of showing you the process of moving abroad. 🌍
I get DMs from my community almost every day asking how the whole process works.
So I decided to document everything here. Step by step.
The truth is, moving abroad is way easier than most people think.
Most people just make it complicated in their own heads.
Let’s change that.
If you have any questions, drop them in the comments. 👇
Dear @MonsterEnergy,
I moved to Georgia and there’s no white Monster anywhere.
How the fuck am I supposed to work and make money like this?
Please send help. I’m begging you.
What was the goal you set for yourself at the beginning of this year?
Have you achieved it yet?
And if not, ask yourself why.
Did you really want it badly enough?
Did you actually put in the work?
The year is almost over.
Time moves fast.
If you’re making €2–3k a month online and you have the freedom to leave…
seriously ask yourself why you’re still staying somewhere that feels like it’s holding you back.
Most people are scared because they think leaving is the risk.
I see it differently.
The real risk is spending years living a life you already know you don’t want, just because it feels familiar.
You can always go back.
But you’ll never know what could’ve happened if you never left.
Sometimes the smartest move is to bet on yourself.
Life in Georgia is beautiful. 🇬🇪
I’m Catholic, and one thing I really appreciate here is how openly people live their faith.
You actually see people praying in public, churches are full, and religion is still a normal part of everyday life.
Another thing I love: Georgian flags are everywhere.
People are proud of their country and they show it.
In Germany, I often felt like showing national pride immediately gets judged or turned into something political.
Here it just feels normal.
The people are incredibly friendly, the culture is strong, and the food is easily a 10/10.
Really enjoying life here so far. 🇬🇪❤️
Hello from Georgia 🇬🇪
20 years old, left Germany and started a completely new chapter.
New country, new network, new opportunities and a completely different environment.
I came here for one reason: to build bigger, work harder and make serious money.
This chapter is going to be different. 💸
I’m 20 years old and tomorrow I’m officially leaving Germany.
A lot of people around me asked the same thing:
“Why would you leave?”
“Why not just stay here?”
“Isn’t that risky?”
But for me, staying would feel like the bigger risk.
I’m 20. I’ve been living in my childhood room, building my own thing, and I reached a point where I knew I had to get out.
I want to see more of the world.
Meet new people.
Get new perspectives.
Put myself into environments that force me to grow.
I don’t want to spend the next few years doing what feels safe just because everyone around me understands it.
And that’s something I think a lot of young people get wrong.
They think trying something different is the risk.
Starting a business is the risk.
Moving abroad is the risk.
Betting on yourself is the risk.
But what’s the worst case?
You try.
It doesn’t work.
You learn a lot.
And you can still go back and live the normal life that was waiting for you anyway.
That option isn’t going anywhere.
The bigger risk, in my opinion, is waking up years from now realizing you never even tried because you were scared of leaving what was comfortable.
I have no idea where this journey will take me.
And that’s exactly why I’m excited.
Tomorrow it starts. 🌍
