Elizabeth Ayoola

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And this episode, Sean and I are taking on this listener's question ourselves.

Let's dive in, Sean.

I just want to clarify that I am ecstatic for the listener, but I do not relate to making half a million to 750 at 32.

I don't anticipate to looking forward to that.

So I'm very happy for the listener.

But what I do relate with is having to choose between living in a city with a high cost of living and balancing that with the opportunities.

So after graduation, I moved to Nigeria and one of the lures was the cheaper cost of living and potentially better opportunities.

because of less competition in the job market in Nigeria at the time.