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Charlotte Tweed
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I help people who feel like strangers in their own country find the community overseas where they finally feel at home.
Something big is coming. Beginning on July 20, I’m hosting Free Thinkers Rising, a free online summit for people who are questioning where the West is headed and asking what options still exist for freedom-minded people. Over six days, 16 speakers will cover relocation, sovereignty, financial freedom, intentional communities, and building a life that aligns with your values. Here’s a glimpse of what’s coming: • Rich Checkan explains why gold and silver still matter if you want stability outside the traditional financial system. • Paul Rosenberg breaks down Bitcoin and financial sovereignty in plain English. • Dr. Marc-Felix Otto shares how he is helping revive a Swiss village and what that could mean for the future of intentional living. • Zuzana Martakova talks about building intentional community projects in Spain for people seeking a different way forward. This summit is for people who know something is changing and want practical conversations about what comes next. Registration is free: https://libertytravelcoach.com/free-thinkers-rising-summit/ “Your values travel. Pack them first.” image
Canada ranked 5th in global happiness in 2012. It’s 25th now. Canadians under 25 rank 71st. That’s not a dip. That’s a direction. Housing out of reach. Food banks at record highs. Brain drain accelerating. Healthcare waits hitting 29 weeks. A birth rate Statistics Canada is calling "ultra-low." The country isn’t collapsing. It’s drifting. Which is worse because drift is easy to explain away. If you’ve been feeling the pressure build and quietly wondering whether staying is a plan or just inertia, there are other options. Real ones. Places where your income has weight, your time has breathing room, and you can participate in your life instead of constantly trying to keep up with it. A Case for Freedom Fridays is my weekly newsletter. No hype. Just data, countries, and honest analysis for people who are done waiting. Sign up: image
I spent three weeks in Bar, Montenegro this past November and December. Here's what I didn't expect to find: a community of people who came here on purpose. Not fleeing, exactly. Choosing. Americans, Australians, Brits, Mexicans—gathering every other Friday morning for coffee. Not surface-level expat chatter. Real conversations. Shared awareness of what's happening in the world. People building something different. There's also the Montenegro Tower. A renovation project in nearby Dobra Voda run by Chris, a German expat. Game nights. Jam sessions. A meeting point for people who relocated because the place they came from stopped making sense. It stole my heart. The cost of living is low. The government is minimal in your daily life. The mountains are behind you. The Adriatic is in front of you. I went there to help clients settle in. I stayed longer because it earned a yes. I've written the full account in my latest blog. Community, cost, culture, and what renting looks like on the ground. No affiliate spin. No tourism board gloss. Just what I saw. Read it: image