Un-American Activities
This is not a series about lunch in Lisbon.
It’s about leaving the U.S. not just to "try something new," but to actually immigrate — because your country’s healthcare system is giving you ulcers, your rent is a joke (but not the funny kind), and you’re tired of being told burnout is a personality trait.
Un-American Activities is my upcoming memoir-meets-guide for people who are seriously considering a move abroad — and want to do it for good. It’s for anyone who’s ever stared at the ceiling at 2am wondering if life would be better in Berlin, or Tokyo, or literally anywhere with decent public transit and a livable pace.
This newsletter is your chance to follow the journey. I’ll be sharing sneak peeks from the book, real talk about the immigration process (beyond “just get a remote job!”), and dispatches from life abroad that aren’t filtered through rose-tinted Instagram posts. You’ll also be the first to know when the book drops — and if you’re on the waitlist, I might just send you something special.
So if you’ve ever felt like an accidental dissident in your own country, or you just want to know what the hell it takes to build a real life somewhere else — this is your sign.
Add your email. Come along for the ride. We’re going full expat-turned-immigrant — and we’re not looking back.
A Sample of the Series:
The 2025 Queer Digital Nomad Visa Guide
Pride month is finally here (yay!) and it’s going to be a spicy one thanks to the U.S. DEI crusade and companies pulling away event support (to no one’s surprise). This year’s Pride is certain to contain a whole lot of anti-Pink Washing messaging and in-your-face resiliency. 🤘
Want freedom of location? Here's how.
Long before the pandemic, I made my business remote. At the time, it was still very much a local operation, and 80% of our clients were based nearby. But I craved the freedom to say yes when an opportunity to travel or take a break came up.