Moving cities won’t fix you, but it will show you which problems packed themselves.

Somewhere new removes the specific irritations of the old place and leaves everything you carry intact. Whatever follows you across the move, the same procrastination, the same difficulty asking for help, the same three in the morning thoughts, is clearly yours rather than the location’s. That is genuinely useful information, even though it is not the relief you were hoping for. The move sorts the external from the internal.

Make a short list before you go of what you expect to improve. Check it three months later and see which items actually changed. Work on whatever came with you, since those are the ones no address will solve.