Most people imagine a borderless life as the result of perfect planning — documents lined up, accounts in order, timing just right.
But in our latest Q&A, the conversation began with a family who did the opposite: they left early. From the moment they arrived in Costa Rica, their story became a mirror for what many are feeling — that instinct sometimes outruns preparation.
The session unfolded around that tension. How do you rebuild structure after the leap? How do you manage money, residency, and belonging once you’re already outside the system that defined you?
From financial logistics to digital identity, the discussion revealed that early movers are not reckless — they’re realists.
They act because they understand that flexibility is a form of security.
