I moved to a tiny Alaskan village and worked as a teacher to 5 students. I was able to save $1,000 a month, see the Northern Lights, and walk on glaciers.

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I moved from the US to Wales and can't imagine going back. I'm paid less, but the relaxed work culture more than makes up for it.

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Regina Beach moved to the UK after marrying her British husband.

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I worked 2 full-time jobs and made $211K a year. The main downside of double-dipping was that I had no social life, but it wasn't that hard to do both jobs.

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Davrick Hayes was clocking in 16 hours a day, but said it wasn't a lot of work.

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I job-hopped to 3 jobs in 1 year because I didn't want to waste my time being miserable — and I thank Gen Z for setting this new standard

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Kenny Williams submitted the first of his three resignations, after two years at his dream job.

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I moved to Oregon from DC and experienced extreme culture shock. I struggle with the racism and drug culture but I've found great purpose.

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Chandlor Henderson at the 2023 Oregon Country Fair.

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I regret doing OnlyFans when I turned 18. My subscribers pushed my boundaries, sent degrading messages, and treated me like an object.

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"I was already posting bikini pictures on Instagram so I didn't really feel like there was a big difference," the former OnlyFans model said.

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I earned up to $130K in tech roles, but the jobs felt fake. Here's why I think startups hire people to build a brand only to fire them later on.

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I've been a UPS warehouse worker for almost 20 years. I like my job, but going to work in the summer is just awful.

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A UPS truck parked in Manhattan.

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I'll make $140K driving for UPS this year. We deserve this pay — it's not an easy job.

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Graham Jones said his shifts are long, but he's grateful for his job as a UPS feeder driver.

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