Why I moved back to Somalia from Seattle (and you should, too) Well, this is a switch: Why I moved back to Somalia from Seattle (and you should, too) My choice to leave Seattle was one of the best decisions of my life. Initially, being with my family again was the main motivating factor that led to my decision to return. But I was also getting away from a mostly stagnant and unfulfilling life in Seattle — White Center to be specific. I was tired of working dead end jobs just to pay the bills. I felt trapped in a vicious cycle, where I always ended up at the same starting point, with no end in sight. I felt as if I was living a real life version of the movie Groundhog Day... ....More and more people are choosing to take their savings and invest in startup businesses and NGOs in Somalia to help rebuild the nation on a grassroots level. East Africa is a booming hub of economic development, and Somalia is poised to become a regional powerhouse as the security situation further improves.... ....Returning diaspora members are positioning themselves for success beyond their wildest imaginations — especially compared to their prospects in the States. I’ve seen people come here with a modest amount of savings and leverage it into entire hotel chains and various other lucrative entrepreneurial enterprises.  http://archive.is/pUmkI Somebody "gets it": Bloom where you were planted. PS: This guy did not like the weather in Seattle. I wrote to Trump over a year ago, to send all the illegal aliens to Alaska (Alaska is the USA), and leave them there until their fraudulent "asylum" hearings.  2 years of freezing cold Alaska, and they will all want to go back to their home countries asap.