should move states with a 4-day solo road trip, carrying many things i need, or should i fly, carrying fewer things i need (but will get in another 2 weeks)
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I haven't done a solo road trip in like... a decade. I don't love them? But also don't hate them?
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Drive if you like driving, if the scenery is nice, and if you have good podcasts to listen to.
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Doing a multi-day, multi-state road trip is something to do once (see what the country actually looks like), so you should drive unless you've done that sort of thing before
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Depends on how much you like solo road trips, whether there's cool stuff to see on your route, and if there's people to visit on the way.
Personally I would road trip but I like road trips.
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Road trips provide a greater opportunity to experience something you've never experienced before. There is no mystery to getting on/off a plane. I vote for the mystery of the potential experience.
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If a big semi permanent move, I think the drive is a nice way to reflect and imagine (tho also nice to just fly in and say hello new life) I think key is imagining how you'd feel on day 3 of the drive, if really bad, then fly
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I vote road trip if you haven't done one in a while. Load up on podcasts, audiobooks, music playlists. Also gives you the flexibility to stop at anything that perks your interest.