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.
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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.
How hard it is to work under uncertainty while everyone else seems so sure of their future. You watch the world move forward while you stay frozen in space and time, building with broken boards a project you don’t even know will ever see the light of day.
🇨🇭 Websites to look for software jobs in Switzerland:
- LinkedIn - Indeed - SwissDevJobs - EFinancialCareers (Finance-focused) - Tie Talent - Google Jobs (the one I recommend most)
These jobs usually pay between €80,000 and €160,000 a year.
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A lot of people ask me which websites I used to find a job in Switzerland, and I always end up recommending the same ones.
There are a thousand options, but these are some of the ones I used back then.
I’ll probably keep posting them from time to time to clear up any questions.
The December holidays have been incredible.
🌅 Getting up early 🍳 Having a relaxed breakfast 💻 Working on my projects 🍽️ Eating with the family 🖥️ Working a little more in the afternoon 🏓 In the evening, playing pádel, going for a walk or meeting up with friends
💸 REMOTE jobs paying $80K+ - List of sites
Even though I live in Switzerland, nothing’s stopping me from working remotely for a company 👀
Here are some platforms I’ve seen for anyone interested 👇
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Just like the other post, this tweet is for those of you who often ask me where I looked for jobs in Switzerland.
These options are focused on remote jobs.
Hope they’re useful!
With Find My Moat, I’m seeing really clearly how useful AI, and tools like Codex, can be for building companies.
The business vision was mine. The original idea too.
But AI has helped me a ton:
The other day I was talking with a friend from the company. Before I left, we wanted to have one last chat, one of those final, quiet conversations. He’s a young guy and, in the past, he’d had a ton of ambition. To start things. To throw himself into a project.…
💰 The mental model that has helped me make +€100,000
→ THE SECRET: positive optionality and asymmetric risk.
After leaving my job, I was burnt out.
I had no ideas, I didn’t feel creative, and nothing particularly excited me.
I guess it was exhaustion, mental noise, and stress. I thought relaxing would bring all that back.