No, absolutely not. That’s not to say that I’ll definitely stay in England forever, or that I’d never return to Poland. I might, who knows – if the right opportunity arises. There are plenty of things I miss about Poland – being close to my family, being with my old friends, the nature, the sea the beautiful beaches, the food, the amount of space we have for ourselves there, living conditions, quality of fruits and vegetables. I could go on and on. But, having said that, I do not regret moving at all. Don’t get me wrong, it hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows. It cost me a lot of hard work, tears, even my health – I’ve never been through so much stress and I haven’t had an easy time growing up, believe me and it’s taken its toll on my body. I’ve had my loneliest times here in London too. But all of it was worth it because it shaped the person I am today. It’s given me some amazing experiences, and I met fantastic people from all over the world – people I’d trust with my life. It opened my eyes and broadened my horizons in a way that only living abroad can. And it’s so nurturing for your soul, I know I couldn’t have grown as much personally and career-wise if I hadn’t taken that leap. If moving abroad is something you’re considering doing, I’d be the first to cheer you on and wholeheartedly support this decision. Yes, it will be difficult for a number of reasons, but if you prepare yourself well and are ready for a challenge, it will most likely be the most incredible experience in your life.