Move to a new city

Starting over in a new city can be intimidating and lonely. If you have ever had to move, or you have a big move coming up, I understand the feelings you may be going through. In this post, I’ll break down some tips to help you better prepare yourself for starting over in a new city.

Moving to a New City and Making New Friends - Since you can start to feel alone in a new city, it's best to put yourself out there and make the most of every opportunity. Hopefully, these little tips will help you start to feel more at home.

mood: move to a new city and start a new life??🤪💖✨ I’ve been giving myself permission to take a step back, be fully present offline and prioritize my own energy (if you need a break, pls take one!) see, i’ve been manifesting COURAGE this year (literally the word that keeps showing up everywhere in my life) to step out of my comfort zone, to experience more, to take bold action. …and with that comes BIG CHANGE✨ in the last six months, I have: - been to Mexico, New Jersey, Dallas, Kansas…

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Moving costs thousands of dollars and so does furniture. After countless moves cross country, my moving tips are more than how to pack a box but meant to help you reason through the big expense of moving, what to keep, what leave, and why and how to start fresh.

Here's how to move to a new city with no money, no job prospects, and only a handful of connections... from someone who did it with just $300.

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