It looks like you've gotten plenty of good advice, but I thought I'd add my two cents' worth anyway.
I always imagined that I'd get a job where I could do most of my work from a remote computer and live somewhere where there's nature nearby.
That sounds pretty good to me, actually ;)
I have to admit that I don't know squat about New York City -- I've never been there -- but it sounds ideal for you. You seem to be mentally halfway there already :)
It is scary to make a big change like that. But I've often found that it's the hard and challenging decisions that turn out to be the most worth it.
I don't know how much experience you have with resumes, but if you don't have much, it's a good idea to do some research. (Interviews too. BLARGH.) It'll help you to get good options.
And it's awesome that you have good friends there -- people that you can trust and will know how to answer a lot of your questions. Best of luck!
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I always imagined that I'd get a job where I could do most of my work from a remote computer and live somewhere where there's nature nearby.
That sounds pretty good to me, actually ;)
I have to admit that I don't know squat about New York City -- I've never been there -- but it sounds ideal for you. You seem to be mentally halfway there already :)
It is scary to make a big change like that. But I've often found that it's the hard and challenging decisions that turn out to be the most worth it.
I don't know how much experience you have with resumes, but if you don't have much, it's a good idea to do some research. (Interviews too. BLARGH.) It'll help you to get good options.
And it's awesome that you have good friends there -- people that you can trust and will know how to answer a lot of your questions. Best of luck!