SEE WHAT YOU GET
INSIDE THE MOVE ABROAD PRESSURE TEST
AND 1:1 LIFE-ABROAD ADVICE PROCESS
Before you pay for a written diagnostic or a live call, you should know exactly what happens next.
This page shows you what each option includes, how the process works, what kind of written output you receive, and the kind of situations this is designed to help with.
If you are serious about life abroad but do not want to make an expensive emotional decision, start here.
What this page is for
This page is here to make the invisible feel concrete.
You do not need more vague promises. You need to know:
- What happens after purchase
- What you fill out
- What I actually do with it
- What you get back in writing
- What happens during a live call
- Which option fits your situation best
What this is and what it is not
This is for:
- Decision pressure-testing
- Sorting out whether your plan is sturdy or built on wishful thinking
- Identifying blind spots before they get expensive
- Sequencing next steps in the right order
- Protecting optionality while you figure out what really fits
This is not:
- Legal advice
- Tax advice
- Immigration processing
- Residency package sales
- Cheerleading detached from reality
One sentence version
ChatGPT can generate options. I help you see which option is most likely to survive your actual life.
The four options, clearly defined
1) Move Abroad Pressure Test
Best if you want experienced judgment before committing to a live call.
- Structured diagnostic form
- Written review of your situation
- Weak spots and likely blind spots identified
- Best-fit path based on your constraints
- Next 3 to 5 steps in order
2) Life-Abroad Advice Call
Best if you want to talk the plan through live and pressure-test the hardest parts in real time.
- Short intake form before the call
- Live discussion of your plan, risks, and tradeoffs
- Direct answers to your top questions
- Written next steps after the call
3) Two-Call Advice Package
Best if your situation is layered, emotionally loaded, or higher stakes.
- First call diagnoses the plan and the friction points
- You reflect, update, and pressure-test what still holds up
- Second call refines the plan into something more workable
- Better for couples, complex timing, or multiple moving parts
4) Returning Client Call
Best if we have already worked together and your situation changed.
- Re-check what shifted
- Re-stress-test the next move
- Adjust your structure based on current reality
What happens with the Written Diagnostic
What you do
- Purchase the Move Abroad Pressure Test
- Complete the full diagnostic form
- Answer with real numbers, dates, constraints, and tradeoffs
What I do
- Review your situation carefully
- Separate what is emotional urgency from what is strategic reality
- Identify weak assumptions, likely blind spots, and practical friction points
- Sort out which path seems strongest right now: stay, hybrid, test year, or fuller move
What you receive
- A written review of your situation
- What looks solid
- What looks weak
- What you may be underestimating
- The best-fit path based on your current reality
- The next 3 to 5 steps in the right order
Upgrade option
If you book the $189 Life-Abroad Advice Call within 7 days of purchasing the Written Diagnostic and submitting your completed form, your full $79 is credited toward the call.
Sample Written Review Excerpts
Composite example
Main goal:
Spend 6 to 12 months abroad without ruining your future options back in the US.
What looks strong:
Portable income, realistic desire for a slower pace, openness to a staged approach, no need to force a permanent move immediately.
What looks weak:
Your housing expectations are a little too hopeful, your legal stay plan is still fuzzy, the excitement of a new place is doing a lot of the heavy lifting, and the loneliness factor may hit harder than you are expecting.
Best-fit path right now:
A staged hybrid setup or test year with a maintained US base, not a rushed permanent leap.
Next steps:
- Build a real monthly cost ceiling using actual numbers, not listing-site fantasy
- Choose 2 realistic cities and 1 backup, based on livability and legal stay logic
- Avoid any long lease before 30 to 45 days in-country
- Create a legal stay plan (look into temporary visa options for staying longer than your current tourist visa stay allows) before booking the broader year
- Define what success at month six actually means
What this sample is meant to show
The goal isn’t to overwhelm you with theory. It’s to show you:
- specific pressure points
- a clearer path
- practical sequencing
- fewer expensive assumptions
What happens with the 1:1 Life-Abroad Advice Call
Before the call
- You complete a short intake form
- I review your situation before we meet
- If you upgraded from the Written Diagnostic, I use that diagnostic as the starting point
During the call
- We pressure-test your plan in real time
- We compare realistic paths, not fantasy paths
- We work through the biggest friction points, risks, and tradeoffs
- You ask direct questions and get direct answers
After the call
- You receive written next steps
- You know what needs attention first
- You know what can wait
- You leave with sequence, not vague homework
Composite scenarios this process is designed for
The burned-out remote worker
They think a country change will solve exhaustion. Sometimes it helps. Sometimes the real issue is work structure, sleep, isolation, or decision fatigue. The process helps separate what geography can change from what follows you.
The couple with uneven enthusiasm
One person is excited. The other is anxious. The issue is not just the country choice. It is whether the structure, pace, and risk level actually work for both people.
The near-retiree with something to protect
They want a different life, but they also have assets, family ties, and downside risk. The process helps protect optionality while building a version that is livable, not just exciting.
Which option is best for you?
Start with the Written Diagnostic if:
- you want experienced judgment before a live call
- you are still sorting out what the real issue is
- you want something concrete in writing first
Book the 1:1 Call if:
- you already know the main question and want to talk it through live
- you want direct back-and-forth around tradeoffs and next steps
- you do better with conversation than solo reflection
Book the 2-Call Package if:
- your situation is layered or higher stakes
- you need time between sessions to reflect, update, and refine
- one call would likely feel too compressed