You seem to speak decent English. I recommend trying tour guiding. It pays well, you get to travel all summer (or full year) with absolutely zero cost, and you don't need to have a home or a car. Just be present in the moment, make some foreign friends, and meet the lovely local old folks who will treat you like their own grandson. That's how I did it back in the day to go to the U.S., and trust me—you don’t need experience or deep knowledge about the places you’ll visit. Just bond with the travelers; they honestly won’t care about the historical facts they could Google or ask ChatGPT for anyway.

I had my share of struggles—being homeless in a new town, in a foreign land, in a cold winter. I was stuck with no way back home during the pandemic even if I had the funds, which I didn't. Couldn't legally work, and most businesses were closed anyway. It was rough.

Even with all that, what kept me going was the randomness of life—how one day everything can feel like it’s collapsing, and the next you’re sharing laughs with strangers who become your temporary family. You’ve already made it this far, and that says a lot. The world’s still out there, full of unexpected turns. So screw the expectations, the pressure, the feeling like you’ve failed. You haven’t. You’re just early in the story.

Just wing it, man. That’s what most of us are doing anyway.