is it worth it?
Quote from Peter Sy on July 19, 2022, 9:09 pmFor those working in the US right now, is it worth leaving your family behind to pursue the American Dream? If the pay is good in the Philippines, would you choose to be an OFW?
For those working in the US right now, is it worth leaving your family behind to pursue the American Dream? If the pay is good in the Philippines, would you choose to be an OFW?
Quote from Eileen Yap on July 19, 2022, 9:23 pmI sure hope so. I'll be moving to Georgia in about 6 months. It's a leap of faith for me. I'll miss my family for sure but I'm excited. Bagong adventure na 'to
I sure hope so. I'll be moving to Georgia in about 6 months. It's a leap of faith for me. I'll miss my family for sure but I'm excited. Bagong adventure na 'to
Quote from Pinoy Scientist on July 20, 2022, 9:17 pmFor me, it is. If it means a better life for myself, my family and my Philippine-family, it is worth pursuing the American dream 🙂
For me, it is. If it means a better life for myself, my family and my Philippine-family, it is worth pursuing the American dream 🙂
Quote from Adrian on August 15, 2022, 8:49 amMost definitely is. If I can provide for my family and ensure a better future, then its worth every sacrifice. Although admittedly, there's a lot of fun memories doing this "sacrifice" too. it's all about perspective. In the end, you make your own happiness
Most definitely is. If I can provide for my family and ensure a better future, then its worth every sacrifice. Although admittedly, there's a lot of fun memories doing this "sacrifice" too. it's all about perspective. In the end, you make your own happiness
Quote from Rosalyn on April 24, 2024, 7:46 amThe decision to leave one's family behind to pursue the American Dream while working in the US is deeply personal and multifaceted. While the US offers significant opportunities for career advancement and financial prosperity, the sacrifice of being away from loved ones can weigh heavily.
Factors such as job stability, quality of life, and the ability to provide for family back home must all be carefully considered. Similarly, choosing to work abroad as an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) hinges on various factors, including the financial remuneration relative to the cost of living, career prospects, and the desire to support loved ones financially. Ultimately, the decision rests on individual circumstances, aspirations, and the importance of familial bonds in shaping one's definition of success and fulfillment.
The decision to leave one's family behind to pursue the American Dream while working in the US is deeply personal and multifaceted. While the US offers significant opportunities for career advancement and financial prosperity, the sacrifice of being away from loved ones can weigh heavily.
Factors such as job stability, quality of life, and the ability to provide for family back home must all be carefully considered. Similarly, choosing to work abroad as an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) hinges on various factors, including the financial remuneration relative to the cost of living, career prospects, and the desire to support loved ones financially. Ultimately, the decision rests on individual circumstances, aspirations, and the importance of familial bonds in shaping one's definition of success and fulfillment.