Leaving a Toxic Workplace - and Moving to Mexico
If you’re struggling, consider therapy with our sponsor. Click https://betterhelp.com/almostretired for a discount on your first month of therapy. If you have any questions about the brand relating to how the therapists are licensed, their privacy policy, or therapist compensation model, check out this FAQ: https://www.betterhelp.com/your-quest... In this episode of *Almost Retired in Mexico*, we dive into the inspiring story of Jon and Ajla, a couple who transitioned from busy work lives in Vancouver WA to a more relaxed, part-time lifestyle split between an RV in Vancouver and a beautiful home in La Paz, Mexico. Host Brighton engages them in a conversation about making bold life changes before retirement, offering practical tips and motivational insights for those considering a similar path. *Chapters:* 0:00 - *Introduction* Meet Ajla and Jon, a dynamic couple who are almost retired in Mexico. Discover their journey and the exciting topics we’ll cover in today’s episode. 2:15 - *Balancing Work and Transition* Brighton discusses how Jon and Ajla managed to turn full-time jobs into part-time gigs, giving them the flexibility to travel and live in two different countries. 7:45 - *Ajla’s Return to Work* Ajla shares her experience returning to work part-time at Costco, reliving past memories, and adjusting to her new schedule. 11:30 - *Jon’s Sailing Summer Job* Learn about Jon's fulfilling seasonal work at a local sailing club and how it aligns with their new lifestyle. 16:00 - *Choosing Mexico* Explore why Jon and Ajla chose La Paz, Mexico, over other destinations and how Ajla's Bosnian background helped with the transition. 22:10 - *Life in La Paz* Ajla and Jon describe what it's like living in their neighborhood and the benefits of their well-planned housing investment. 32:50 - *Embracing Change* Both share their thoughts on the challenges and rewards of making such substantial life changes, motivated by personal events and the desire for a simpler life. 40:20 - *Tips for Moving to Mexico* Jon and Ajla offer invaluable advice for anyone contemplating a move to Mexico, emphasizing the importance of just taking the plunge. Join us on this encouraging episode as we uncover the steps and strategies Jon and Ajla took to secure their dream life in Mexico while still working part-time. If you've ever thought about making a significant life change, this is the perfect place to start! A must watch for anyone considering a move to El Centenario Mexico. *Subscribe* for more stories of inspiring life changes and practical tips for almost retiring in Mexico. And if you’re struggling, consider therapy with our sponsor. Click https://betterhelp.com/almostretired for a discount on your first month of therapy. Support this channel by buying me a margarita over at https://www.buymeamargarita.com The Mexico Relocation Guide is the perfect resource for moving to Mexico. We've partnered with them and you can get the guide here: https://mexicorelocationguide.com/?re...

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