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Thank you for sharing. Most helpful.

When you come with a truckload of problems, dont expect moving abroad, will solve or rub them away. BTW, you could have started spending only three or six months for a try, like most people do....

Thank you very much!! I need it to leasing to you today❤

Class of 88 baby! Lol

I have 233 different note subjects on my iPhone. One is a calendar of everything I need to do and places I need to be. Works great.

I've been living in San Antonio Tlayacapan (near Ajijic) for nearly 7 years. I bought a home here and paid US$380,000 for it. With all of my monthly costs, I spend ~US$ 3200 and that includes food and wine, which I have delivered every other day, and everything else. I do not cook. My maid comes once a week, the garden is once a week, and I have a property manager. This is a great place to live. No complaints.

New subscriber, here. My wife and I are immigrating from Florida to Ensenada in early 2025 and this will be a vlog we rewatch. Thank you for the honesty. I found that a little courage was required to do EVERYTHING in our exploritory trips to Mexico. I'm inspired that you aren't letting the fear win.

First time on your channel. It confirmed that one thing I’m definitely missing is the introspection and honesty of a 12-stepper. Just planning a move is creating a quite a lot of anxiety for me and your observations and comments were welcome info. All the best.

I like the sound of water. It’s distracting.

My wife and I love PV want to move to Mexico. We are going to Loreto Baja in February for family reunion and will most likely will be living there in 2025.

Thank you for the video

Interesting, +1new subscriber 😁

Wow. Living in US is cheaper. (Don't forget,there's no rent or mortgage in these figures....insane!

Great video! I love the Baja; I was a southern Californian for 12 years. I moved away from family and moved to the south, and that was a big deal. Looking forward to watching your adventures!

My Mexican videos made outside seem to do better than inside ones

I would say.. its normal to feel out of place in a new place... I have felt it as well, you might get stares.. Well then you accept it for what it is, curiosity for the most part.. And you get used to it, just like anything, or you feel paranoid.. Another feeling, I don't believe its an ego trip, as much as its a survival instinct.. And we need to always listen to that of course.. Be safe and Enjoy your new life in Mexico!!

Why would you include dog grooming and not groceries or cellular etc..? This is basically useless because it switches between Peso and Dollars and doesn't list all costs. Do you eat? Of course you do. How much do you spend on average for groceries and eating out. I want my 9 minutes back.

My father has lived in Mexico for more than 40 years and has never had insurance in Mexico and he's now 83. He is a disabled veteran so he goes to the VA for some things but it's usually the required visits. My mother in law got her cataract surgery in Ensenada and I think it was less than 1000.00. But I'll verify that. However, I know a lot of people that US insurance that still come to Mexico for everything except emergencies. Paying cash in Mexico is usually less than the co-pay in the USA

Great video..Quick question, once you submit your receipts to the insurance company, have you had any issues collecting the money from them, and how long does it usually take before you get the money back? Also, would you mind sharing what Insurance company you are using. Thanks..

I just do what I find interesting, if someone else finds my content interesting great. If not I am still happy because I found the content interesting.

Good break down of costs. Thank you for sharing, people need to know there are all sorts of budgets in Mexico.

The song is by Carlos Argentino and the Sonora Matancera, a very old song. Most Mexicans know the tune. Try to sing the first phrase to a Mexican and you'll see what I'm talking about.

Great! Enjoy your time in Mexico! Hugs from Cancun. I also like to spend time in the water. There's a song most Mexicans are familiar with: "En El mar, la vida es más sabrosa...". Which translates more or less: "at sea, life is more tasty...". It's a tropical song (find it in RUclips).

Your content is on the right path 😊 I think ppl want to see what are the obstacles to overcome to move to Mexico. The new American dream is to get out😂 keep on, girl. I look forward to seeing more!

Also an expat, 8 years in Vietnam. glad that things went ok for you. For others, I would never recommend buying real estate right away. It takes time to adapt, and worst case find out, that this was the wrong city, or country, or maybe a part-year overseas schedule would be better. A conservative approach is don't burn bridges, rent first, try different places, figure out language and shopping, meet and learn from other expats. Living overseas isn't for everyone, but you don't know until you've tried!

In my humble opinion, clicks baits are not a good idea to build an audience.

Hi Nancy, can I be blunt? I don’t think many people are going to be interested in watching videos about someone obsessing about reaching 1K subs, 4 thousand watch hours and getting monetized (you’ve mentioned this over and over again) and their journey and soul searching and personal growth to achieve this goal. Enough already. Just make good videos you enjoy. How about a video on the nearby town, or the customs that are unusual? Or take a trek and bring us along. (Don’t show us your home for security reasons.)

I've lived in Mexico City since 2021. If I had to pay as much as you I'd move back to the states

You are an immigrant not an expat

Lady, I’m Mexican and I live in San Diego, I watched your video and even thought I’m not a doctor I can honestly say that your “anxiety/everybody is looking at me/why the people here don’t speak English” illnes it’s called “being an American”. Stop question yourself because the truth is that “you have made the best decision ever by moving to México!…just give it time and you’ll see. Regards.

Well imaginé the way you felt, imaginé is the way many mexicans that go to the US, to work is the way they feel, far from families, not knowing the language,…. Its not a complain,Its just to say that is difficult to move out, for some is great the new adventures, for some it sucks but at the end you get used to…

Wow Nancy….ur simple comment re “that friend who whines…” IS ME! I realize I whine over and over to my friend but making zero effort to improve my life. I can identify with everything g you said. You are correct in “you may also like this”…that’s how I found you. I LOVED this video and loved your video that jumped so high (watched that first)…I love that you speak about your sobriety openly. Can’t wait to hear your “testimony” out of those past life “tests” & will look to see if you’ve posted video on your new house and of course as much on your babies as possible. Glad to know u tried shock collar on yourself before your babies. Speaks volumes about your character! Keep going up sister!! You’re doing fantastic and helping others!

THANK YOU! I really love that you have identified so many of the fish in your videos, what a rare gift you have been given! Please keep sharing this content... perhaps make some longer videos with all of this? I am more than happy to support your channel.

Nothing else like it!

I want to frame this on my wall... what time of year did you film this? So amazing!

What stunning beauty! I am so surprised at how tranquil this scene is! The playful jumping was a huge surprise to me! I always thought Rays were just those creatures that sort of glided around the bottom of the ocean... apparently not!

Such amazing creatures those Dolphins! I remember a show called "Flipper" from way back... it suddenly came into my head as I was watching this! What a funny creature and obviously very intelligent.

When my family was uprooted from everything we had known for 20 plus years and moved to another part of the state, I lost my friends, Work life, my routine, and a lot of my support. However, as I adjusted to my new environment the first person, I met that I connected with was a gal that was going through "recovery" from Alcohol. She is the first person I had ever known that had what was a true struggle and really wanted to be FREE! I learned SO much from her!! I think we all have addictions, but I think some are much stronger and can totally disable who we want to be in life. So maybe I haven't looked that hard, but are there any RUclips channels that are truly addressing Sobriety and addiction? Perhaps you could dedicate ONE channel to this topic? I think it could really take off. I am happy to have found you here because I see you doing so much with personal growth... Blessings friend!

Keep going You will find your way. I always felt a connection with people in recovery. One of the things that you bring to the table is; Expat in recovery/Mexico. Yes, I was taught along time ago; if you keep complaining about the same thing and don't do anything about it. You have know right to keep complaining. Thank you

Huh?You pay someone...write one check for it all...then you say electic again...What? Regadless wherever this plave is in Mexico it isn't a deal.

Your click bait title got me! LOL! Yo vivo en Mexico, tambien!

HI, wishing you nothing but the best in Mexico, life is beautiful, enjoy it.