If You Could Move To Anywhere In The USA, Where?

[Magnanimous]

Leo would you recommend talking to some kind of travelling/moving consultant to find an ideal place to live? 

[Leo Gura]

20 minutes ago, Magnanimous said:

Leo would you recommend talking to some kind of travelling/moving consultant to find an ideal place to live? 

I've never seen such a thing.

Just do your own research.

[soos_mite_ah]

I would move to New York City or D.C. due to my job and my desire to be in a walkable city with lots of things to do and plenty of diversity. This is assuming that cost of living is not an issue and that the logistics of my life are smoothed over. Boston and Chicago are my next go tos if I decide to change career goals. 

[Miguel1]

8 hours ago, Magnanimous said:

Then I'm gonna spend the next 5 years learning the skills to run a business, then start my own.

That’s way too long of a time to learn to run a business. Running a business is anyways one of those skills you learn by doing.

[WonderSeeker]

13 hours ago, aurum said:

I've never been, but I've heard good things about Burlington, Vermont. You just have to like the cold and be happy with a much smaller city.

Salt Lake City is also great for nature access.

 

Funny you mention Burly. I lived there for 2 years. Perfect example of a stage green town. I used to ride my bike past Bernie Sanders house all the time there. Actually by far my #1 city I've lived in.

Phoenix is fun, but a hell-hole (except for 3 months out of the year).

Boston is an absolute gem environmentally and culturally (it just has a great vibe).

I imagine PNW or Denver are perfect (never been to either though).

SLC is nice to visit but a lot of locals wear a platic smile and walk around like they got a tree branch up their arse. 

Currently I'm living in Korea, and the worst part about it is China's pollution is constantly covering the skies here. Live and learn