As someone who has lives outside the US several times (including London) I totally related to the feeling of being happy with an experience and leaving it there. 1. We don’t always have to compare places. 2. We can live somewhere and it be perfect for a certain time in our life but it doesn’t have to be our forever and always.

Hi Paige. I am Leon’s (Lee) mom. Thank you so much for helping Leon adjust to London! I loved seeing you’ll together😊

It’s perfectly ok to not miss London as you had your time here, had your experiences but I strongly believe there is a season for everything. This wasn’t your’home home’ and that’s ok. As someone who is born and bred in London it would be like me being away for years and going back and not missing it so I get it 😊

London is missing you, invite Mike over to the States

Come thru, grown woman who knows who she is 🥂

Followed you from the very beginning of your London adventure but I’m very glad you are happy with the decision you made and how things are now for you. Xx

I can't believe you were there 4.5 years!! I first watched you when you sold your car getting ready to move!

TThank you for sharing

Most people that ask that question, probably have not traveled that much? I travel frequently, Paris, and London are cities that I've enjoyed quite a lot, but I always enjoy seeing the ATL skyline upon my return home!!!!

My answer is "everyday, but I'm happy to be back." I love London but like we discussed, it was clear that it was time to move on.

I can totally relate Paige, I lived in London for a little over a year for my Master’s… it was a once in a lifetime experience but also one of the loneliest I’ve felt. I treasure all the good times and the people but yeah I wouldn’t want to go back if given the chance.

I'm so happy your adjustment back to the states has been going so well. I've mentioned before that I was born in London and still have tons of family there. I now live LA and I can't imagine living anywhere else at this time in my life. So, I can't wait to visit London (hopefully next year), but I can't imagine living outside the U.S. at this time in my life. :)

Paige nothing beats being closer to family and long time friends. even though adventure is nice, coming back to loved ones is always the best. hope you and the family are doing great.

Yes Paige I 💯 percent agree with you, learn how to recognize the time to let go, time to move on and you will be even more the better for it! So proud of your maturity growth, your increase, your success, it’s so inspiring to see. You’re moving forward to bigger and better things. ❤u Paige, congratulations!

It's been a while since I've made time to sit and watch your videos...and per usual...you drop gems that I need to hear. In this case my transition is with a person, but jeeze the gems...transferable and applicable. "Mindset important. Keep positive thoughts. The new can be what I want. Let go when it's time. I have the tools. Be happy for them. I'm where I'm supposed to be. And, give this new chapter a fair shot." Noted and received! Preciate ya Paige 💛🙏🏾🌻

You are glowing Paige! You are missed in London, but I'm glad you have settled back home in the US and are happy.

I'm so glad you feel good about the move back to the states! Would you be able to make a video about how to move back to the states? Like finding a job, apartment, things to know when moving back? I'm planning to move back but definitely not back to my home state so it would still be a completely new adventure somewhere new and I'm trying to come up with a list of things I need to have prepared to.make the transition smoother

Good to see you Paige. You are looking well. Glad everything is going well for you. Stay blessed ❤

You're blessed, Paige! Keep on living your dream

Great outlook! Appreciate you sharing!