Who is tired of in the city, try to open up the hybrid life hybrid life!

Hello, Phi Phi's name is Ploy. I'm a musician playing guitar and singing.

But by his domicile, he lived in Khao Khok, Phetchabun Province, but worked in Bangkok for 10 years since graduation.

The period of life change is the period that makes music work in Bangkok.

So he came back to see the value of his home province after that

Well, adjust to being in the provinces, but the problem is income.

Because we didn't invest anything here on the farm, it had to be like starting over.

The issue of income is not like being in Bangkok, so it is necessary to enter Bangkok and return to the house.

So it's like Hybrid Life, which is that we spend half of our lives in Bangkok to raise money and the other half investing in the provinces.

It's not just "back and forth."

But it is to separate the source of income from the source of life.

Simply put.

Raise money in a system where money flows strongly.

But put money into a system where life costs are lower

There are restrictions on travel that require money. Fortunately, fans also come to Bangkok from time to time, so we have to set aside time to be able to come to work with two of us, so it is worth the time and can be done. And luckily, Phetchabun is not that far, about 800 kilos back and forth, the gas cost is 1500 baht.

In fact, it's very good to discover that we can have an independent space and do anything, grow vegetables, make a house, raise chickens, or make a fish pond, but the limitation is that we don't have the capital to invest that much, so we still need to come to Bangkok to raise money to invest.

Let's take a look at the pros and cons of living a hybrid lifestyle.

Make money in the city (because the city is a money machine)

• Cities have higher per capita GDP than provinces

• Funding / clients / events concentrated

• Creative, music, events, private companies, also centralized

The facts:

If you're in a circle where you have to "meet people," the city still has a huge suction force.

But Hybrid doesn't mean you have to stay in town forever.

• Get a job around

• Play music / receive projects for seasons

• Only some onsite work

Cities become "where money is made," not "where life is essentially spent."

What the province has the advantage:

• Land and house prices are several times lower

• Farmland / Homestay / Business Community Available

• The cost of life is lower → which means "less money to live."

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This is the real core of Hybrid:

Reduce "money required per month"

So you don't have to chase money your whole life.

When the cost is low, you have higher life bargaining power immediately.

Gradually reduce dependence on the urban system.

This step is the most important.

The city system makes you:

• Rent a house

• Rent workspace

• Buy almost all food

• Pay for all services in cash

The clever Hybrid will gradually:

• Grow some food yourself

• Make money from your own area

• Make a brand that ties to "place," not just yourself.

Once the income from the provincial base became stagnant,

You won't have to go to Bangkok as often as before.

Angles that people rarely say

Hybrid is not easy.

It's during "two worlds overlapping."

I'm tired of being in town alone because I'm building a new system and it costs a lot of travel.

But the advantage is:

Didn't cut it off immediately.

Just reduce the risk gradually.

But we know it may not suit everyone, just may inspire someone who can, let's get started.

✨ suitable for:

Who fits Hybrid Life?

• Skilled people who make money in multiple channels

• People who are not afraid to do multiple roles

• People who look at the game for 5-10 years, not 6 months.

If you still need big money to build a base,

The city is also a tool.

If the base starts strong,

The city will become an "option," not a "necessity."

Try to find the middle between possible things. It's encouraging to share.