Translated from Spanish · See the original
🧦 I’ve been living with the bare minimum for 15 days.
I’m waiting to move out of the house and I’ve got everything packed in boxes, ready for the move. So I’ve been using only the essentials for two weeks now.
Basically:
- Some clothes
- A laptop
- Food
And the funny thing is, my routine is pretty much the same.
It makes you realize that most of the things I own… I don’t need them.
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Yeah, making over 100k a year is great. My main goal when I came to Switzerland was to find a better life: to escape the lower middle class and find hope for a brighter future.
I'm moving back to Spain 🇪🇸 For those of you who missed yesterday's big news: over the next few months, I'm leaving my job in Switzerland and moving back to Spain to work on my projects full time. I have too many ideas and too much to do. And not enough time.
🇨🇭 Why is Switzerland a saver’s paradise? Imagine this: - High salaries. Earn more without having to sell a kidney. - Low taxes. Less for the government, more in your pocket. - Economic stability. No surprises, no drama. - Quality of life.…
What takes you 10 years to save in Spain, you can save here in 5 or less. The key? 💰 Enviable salaries. People here aren’t earning minimum wage. We’re talking numbers that let you save without living on rice and water.
The question is: Would you move for an opportunity like this? Because, let’s be real, it’s not all perfect. It’s cold, cheese is expensive, and there’s no beach. But if what you’re looking for is to save and live peacefully, Switzerland is the place for you. What about you? Would you trade the sun for a Swiss salary? 🏔️💸
