From time to time people are likely to be anxious. However its when you're young that this wish to move often flares up, and if you are young, chances are that you are broke in most cases. So, how to handle it if you genuinely wish to go on to a huge city, but don't want to live in a paper box? Here's a little listing to get you initiated.
1. Make a decision and follow it through. It's easy to move back if you for some reason need to. It will be harder to forgive yourself if you one day wake up and realize that you have wasted a good portion of your life in a place you hate.
2. Excuses are not allowed. Dont wait for your brother, friend, girlfriend, boyfriend or dog. They could join you later if they desire. These are merely lame excuses and you know it.
3. Make a quick outline on what you need to achieve your goal. Find out how much money you need and how you would get that money. How will you get there? Which things are essential to bring. What will you do with the rest of your junk? Store, sell or give away?
4. Right this moment is the moment to do it. Be free from your cable tv and phone. Tell your property owner that you're leaving. Put up posters about a garage sale where you remove all useless garbage. Just begin doing stuff to get you on the right track. It's much better to work once you have a deadline.
5. Warm up you social skills. You know that networking thing that makes you add people you never normally speak to on Facebook, Myspace or wherever. Now is the time to use it. Don't be shy, people can be surprisingly helpful, but do not demand stuff from people either. Be polite. See if you can trade any of your skills for the help. If you have no skills you can always offer to clean and cook for a while while you get your act together.
1. Make a decision and follow it through. It's easy to move back if you for some reason need to. It will be harder to forgive yourself if you one day wake up and realize that you have wasted a good portion of your life in a place you hate.
2. Excuses are not allowed. Dont wait for your brother, friend, girlfriend, boyfriend or dog. They could join you later if they desire. These are merely lame excuses and you know it.
3. Make a quick outline on what you need to achieve your goal. Find out how much money you need and how you would get that money. How will you get there? Which things are essential to bring. What will you do with the rest of your junk? Store, sell or give away?
4. Right this moment is the moment to do it. Be free from your cable tv and phone. Tell your property owner that you're leaving. Put up posters about a garage sale where you remove all useless garbage. Just begin doing stuff to get you on the right track. It's much better to work once you have a deadline.
5. Warm up you social skills. You know that networking thing that makes you add people you never normally speak to on Facebook, Myspace or wherever. Now is the time to use it. Don't be shy, people can be surprisingly helpful, but do not demand stuff from people either. Be polite. See if you can trade any of your skills for the help. If you have no skills you can always offer to clean and cook for a while while you get your act together.
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