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Collin Rugg

3,150,794 次观看 • 2 年前

Why did I move to El Salvador? Very simple. Literally my purpose in life is to uphold my responsibility as a father and cultivate the best possible future for my children, using the knowledge and resources available to me. To some people, that means stocking up on ammo and having lots of Bitcoin for the inevitable end of the world. But me, I prefer going down the path of lesser resistance. Why 🇸🇻 ? I see hope here. I see actual problems being solved for real people. I see a government with a low-time preference looking towards the future. I came here with the intention to build something beyond the scope of my own desire... and the results in only 3 months are literally palpable. The opportunity is fertile. Meanwhile, I've watched my home country/culture deteriorate over the last 15 years, along with much of the Europe I fell in love with as a young adult. I don't see hope there. I don't think I ever did. But El Salvador is a place visualizing a bright future and taking the steps to create it. I don't have to generate that hope & optimism, because it permeates the air here. I obviously don't know what the future holds. But in this place, in this moment, where women can feel safe walking around at night, the hardest money in the known universe is legal tender, and a shared air of optimism that is all but clinically contagious, I can't say I'd be doing my job well as a father if I didn't at least 𝘵𝘳𝘺 to make things work here right now. End rant. If you vibe with what I'm saying and feel called to check this place out to see if it could be your Plan B (or A) for your own kids, I invite you to check out our next @SovStudios retreat happening November 10-14. We host workshops to introduce you to the country and take you on excursions to show you the lay of the land:

Why did I move to El Salvador? Very simple. Literally my purpose in life is to uphold my responsibility as a father and cultivate the best possible future for my children, using the knowledge and resources available to me. To some people, that means stocking up on ammo and having lots of Bitcoin for the inevitable end of the world. But me, I prefer going down the path of lesser resistance. Why 🇸🇻 ? I see hope here. I see actual problems being solved for real people. I see a government with a low-time preference looking towards the future. I came here with the intention to build something beyond the scope of my own desire... and the results in only 3 months are literally palpable. The opportunity is fertile. Meanwhile, I've watched my home country/culture deteriorate over the last 15 years, along with much of the Europe I fell in love with as a young adult. I don't see hope there. I don't think I ever did. But El Salvador is a place visualizing a bright future and taking the steps to create it. I don't have to generate that hope & optimism, because it permeates the air here. I obviously don't know what the future holds. But in this place, in this moment, where women can feel safe walking around at night, the hardest money in the known universe is legal tender, and a shared air of optimism that is all but clinically contagious, I can't say I'd be doing my job well as a father if I didn't at least 𝘵𝘳𝘺 to make things work here right now. End rant. If you vibe with what I'm saying and feel called to check this place out to see if it could be your Plan B (or A) for your own kids, I invite you to check out our next @SovStudios retreat happening November 10-14. We host workshops to introduce you to the country and take you on excursions to show you the lay of the land:

Jordan Urbs

32,774 次观看 • 1 年前