I lived in New York City and London. The British capital was cheaper and more welcoming, so I could plan my life long-term.
Briefly

Living in New York City during the pandemic was a unique experience; the city transformed from empty to bustling, showcasing both its vibrancy and its chaotic nature.
While New York City's iconic energy and social scene are alluring for short visits, the high costs and chaotic lifestyle made me reconsider it for long-term living.
In contrast, moving to London felt more feasible for a future; it was comparatively cheaper and cultivated a sense of stability, making it appealing for long-term prospects.
Both cities are business hubs with immense opportunities, but New York’s overwhelming hustle and financial demands ultimately led me to favor the more sustainable London lifestyle.
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