In all sincerity, how do you get out and find work and should you? I’m 40F and have barely left this country. I don’t know how to make a better life for me and my children and I’m not even sure that this isn’t still the ‘safest place’ as the saying has always been. Are all governments corrupt? Are they all at risk of war? Are rich people and corporations given legal passes and tax breaks everywhere? Is there gang violence, racism and sexism everywhere? I want to live without fear that my kids could be killed by some idiot with guns, I want our family to live a life free from servitude just to to pay for car+home+health insurance and not worry we could die simply because we couldn’t afford to pay the highest price for medical care in the world, and I want to know the government or a corporation won’t be allowed to harm people and places with toxic chemicals or skipping safety measures. I want to be more than fuel for capitalism. This is a serious question. I’ve intentionally left my home country out but I’m sure you have guessed.
my exp is with emerging latin am world; language importance is first so spanish is pretty easy intuitive so it enables smoother learning curve on culture and resources. your kids have language in school and or easy learners. they are important factors as in adjustment is slow as it should be. As tech opens up pathways in fortunate communities world over you enter that space no matter destination country you live in. find value in reliable fast internet *verified* surprisingly competition exists and norms void of data caps exist! An economic rank is most significant as to what level of corruption you will know about and or experience there. usa has a “fear template” in my exp, unlike other countries increasingly so too, too much downside to list. more established cultures have clear traditional norms that do not denigrate peaceful life, super good in contrast w usa. and your position in pecking order equates to money. be carefully secretive about this though not to worry neurotically, that is endemic in usa as well