The Robert Frost reference I played because I always feel like I can keep learning som much more, do so much more, as I think he tries to convey in his article. And I played it off the English translation of his Latin quote, &#x27;Nil nove sul sole&#x27; (&#x27;Nothing new under the sun&#x27;) to convey that too.
You&#x27;re never stuck; it&#x27;s in your head. I grew up poor in Brooklyn, and I have taken lower paying jobs after higher paying ones for the experience and fun of it. You learn to live within your means. You don&#x27;t need a remote job to move to Indonesia. I live on very little here. I spend more on luxuries like books and credit for Internet. I am far from any big stores or town, so the temptation to just spend is gone too. I am sure you can manage to save $10K USD in a year. I am spending the time studying, exercising, sleeping (I have slept an average of 6 hours or less per night for the past 30 years or so, and now I try and get 8 to 9 hours, sometimes more!). The old cliche &#x27;Life is short&#x27; rings more loudly as you get older, and peers start dying around you. In our youth we rally to &#x27;Seize the day&#x27;, but we don&#x27;t own it. As Joseph Campbell said and wrote, &#x27;Follow your bliss&#x27;. The rest will take care of itself just like the feet and hands wash themselves in the process of showering or bathing. Semoga berhasil!