u/noplannomadgo

Just curious.

Just curious.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a furnished place in Toronto for August only.
Ideally looking for:

- Master bedroom, bachelor, or 1-bedroom
- Gym and grocery store nearby
- Good transit access
- Flexible on location

About me:
- 29-year-old professional working remotely
- Clean, quiet, respectful, and non-smoker
- Minimalist

Happy to provide ID, proof of employment, and references

If you have a place available or know someone who does, please send me a message. Thanks!

It’s my comfort show and I want to find people I can talk to in 30 rock quotes with 😂

If you are a fan, chances are we will probably get along and become friends!

29 M, Toronto.

I’m curious if anyone else has run into this problem.

We use TalentLMS, and while importing questions is straightforward, the answer feedback still has to be entered manually.

Articulate Rise 360 has a similar limitation.
Has anyone found a better workflow for this?

I’m considering building a small tool that takes a question bank (including explanations/feedback) and generates a SCORM package automatically, so feedback can be imported in the same environment?

Would this be a worthwhile pursuit or is there already a better solution I’m missing?

Hello!

Looking for two - three fan fest tickets for today.

Thank you in advance! ❤️❤️

🇨🇦⚽️❤️

Planning to save Schengen days for Spain and Italy in September and October.

Need to leave London in the first week of July.

Sarajevo? Belgrade?

Just need something affordable that’s relatively cooler and with easy gym access.

Any advice much appreciated!

29M lead, digital nomad, currently in London and planning to spend July somewhere in Europe.

I have some fundamentals, but I’m still a nervous beginner at socials. I freeze, repeat the same moves, and struggle with confidence and transitions.

I want to base somewhere for about a month and focus seriously on bachata while still working remotely.

Looking for:

• Frequent beginner/improver classes
• Affordable private lessons
• Friendly socials
• Good scene for English speakers
• Reasonable cost of living

Plan is to take group classes, do some privates, drill basics, and slowly get more comfortable at socials.

Appreciate any advice, thanks!

Hey everyone, I’m a 29M Canadian currently in London for three weeks and thinking seriously about establishing a longer-term base somewhere in Europe. My situation:

• Canadian passport
• Fully remote job
• Time-zone flexible, mostly EDT hours, but minimal meetings
• Job is location agnostic
• Single
• Eligible for working holiday visas in several European countries
• Looking for a base rather than constant fast travel

My priorities: I’m not necessarily looking for the cheapest place possible. More like a good balance of affordability, lifestyle, community, and ease of living.

• Walkable city/neighbourhood
• Affordable compared to London/Amsterdam/Paris
• Beach nearby would be a strong bonus
• Good social scene for meeting people
• Decent dating/social life
• Safe and practical for day-to-day living
• Good enough internet for remote work

Cities I’m loosely considering:

• Lisbon / Porto
• Valencia / Malaga / Barcelona
• Split / Zagreb
• Budapest
• Prague
• Krakow
• Berlin
• Amsterdam, but probably too expensive
• Maybe somewhere in Italy, though I’m unsure about practicality

A few questions: I’d appreciate practical advice from people who have actually based themselves in Europe long-term.

Which European cities would you recommend for someone in my situation?

Is it better to pick one base for 2–3 months or move around every few weeks?

Are working holiday visas worth using, or should I just stay within Schengen limits at first?

Best ways to meet people as a single guy in a new city?

Any neighbourhoods you’d specifically recommend?

Any cities that look good on paper but are actually bad for remote workers?

I’m 29M, working remotely for a small North American company.

Basic situation:

- Salary: ~90k CAD

- Company size: single-digit employees

- Job: very chill, low stress, lots of free time

- Equity: likely getting 5% soon

- Company is not a unicorn/startup; more like a small business that could maybe sell for $1M–$2M in the coming years, or just keep operating

- I have my PMP

- I’ve been in this comfortable setup for a few years

The problem:

I’m bored out of my mind.

I’ve tried filling the gap with hobbies, fitness, travel, dating, etc. Those help, but I still feel like I want a more serious career direction. I feel underchallenged and honestly a bit embarrassed that I’m not pushing harder professionally.

At the same time, leaving this job feels stupid because:

- the pay is decent

- workload is light

- it’s remote

- possible equity upside

- I have time/freedom most people would want

I’ve been studying for the GMAT and considering an MBA, but I’m not sure if that’s a smart reset or just an expensive escape from boredom.

What I’m trying to figure out:

- Is it too late at 29 to make a serious career pivot?

- Should I keep the job and build a high-value skill on the side?

- Is an MBA worth considering in my situation?

- What kind of skill/career path makes sense for someone with time, decent income, PMP, and remote work experience?

- Has anyone been in a comfortable but dead-end-feeling job and successfully used it as a platform to level up?

I’m willing to study seriously and work hard. I just don’t know what direction is actually worth committing to.

Looking for blunt advice, especially from people in their 30s/40s who have been through a career reset or golden-handcuffs situation.