This is basically Hadawa Journal V.2. I would use the old one, but it has all of my c r i n g e y memoirs, so it shall remain unpublished (for good).
Feel free to tag me in those weird questionnaire things, I got nothing to hide, but nothing terr...
This falls better into the category of educational projects, namely for me researching where I think I would be best suited for me to live in, in the future. It goes as described:
1. I have a list of all registered nations (breakaway regions/disputed territories/nations that technically don't qualify as country). I choose a country from this list, and research it. The research includes:
What are the living conditions? What's the average cost of rent/groceries/etc.? What job positions are best suited? And other things of such
2. After researching the country, I come to 1 of 5 conclusions:
Blue zone- country seems best suited for my planned lifestyle, and will be further researched. (Accepted)
Green zone- country seems like it would fulfill my lifestyle choices, with a few setbacks, though may be further researched as a backup option. (Accepted)
Yellow zone- country seems like it could be suit my ideal lifestyle, though also comes with a major setback or two (Apathetic)
Orange zone- country has more setbacks than advantages, and doesn't seem ideal to my lifestyle, and likely will not be further researched. (Rejected)
Red zone- country does not fit any criteria necessary, and will not be researched further. (Rejected).
For context, my ideal ideal lifestyle would probably be simplistic: live in a 1 bedroom flat, cook at home, use a bicycle or take public transport, the like. Nothing extravagant, really.
3. Record the final verdict on a chart with five columns (blue, green, yellow, orange, and red zones). After I make a decision, I will also record this on a colour-coded map. I will colour the said country by the final verdict, so that way, I can just refer to the map instead of the paper chart.
Here's the map so far: (I apologize for low quality, I emailed it from a Chromebook to my phone).
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
In hindsight, it would've been better to use a black-and-white map, but I've already colour-coded a good amount of the map. I'd include the chart as well, though unfortunately I wasn't able to find it.
This probably all seems like a tedious process, but honestly, it isn't all that complicated. It's mostly just a pattern
