Jordan Harbinger

What a journey you must be on.

That is no small feat.

I have to say this is neither here nor there, but I did not fully appreciate how hard it is to move to another country until I started traveling this year.

And now I'm like anybody who moves to another country and even remotely succeeds is a hero.

And I'm not even moving to these countries that I visit and it's hard.

So I can't even imagine what it's like for an actual immigrant.

It's wild.

It's true.

You know, when I was younger, when I was in law school, I remember telling people like, oh, yeah, I moved to Germany as an exchange student.

And then when I was in undergrad, I moved to Israel for a while and I went to Ukraine.

I lived in Mexico.

And people were like, for how long?

A week?

And I was like, no, I stayed for like a year, you know, went to Yugoslavia.

And they were just like, by yourself, you just went there.

And I remember thinking, yeah, it's not that big of a deal.

But then you realize that it really is a big deal to move somewhere, rent an apartment, start learning a language.

And like I had in Yugoslavia, I had a job.

I look even now at age 46 and I go, who is that responsible young man?

I'm not that person.