The following article in Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research posits how practicing Orthopaedics abroad may intuitively enhance resilience. With less resources, the surgeon may exercise more autonomy and use pure surgical skills and knowledge of basic fracture principles. Furthermore, the surgeon is able to prioritize the patient with less administrative burden, thereby allowing a direct and profound impact on the community. The authors urge surgeons to learn more about and consider opportunities abroad in an effort to develop satisfaction and resiliency.