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To me, it represents a slower pace of life. EDIT: trust me, I'm not bored.
by buf 11y ago
To me, it represents a slower pace of life.
EDIT: trust me, I'm not bored.
- Tempest1981 11y agoAre you sure it isn't just boring, vs. depressing? Maybe if you find a hobby or side project, it'll counter the boredom.
- increment_i 11y agoBut..isn't that what you just said you wanted?
- nether 11y agoIs big city life that fulfilling? For me all the high end cuisine and art galleries started to blur into each other. It was like constant stimulation, very sugary, and I got burnt out. So I quit my job, moved into my truck and will just ski/climb/hike for a year.
- tluyben2 11y agoI moved from cities to a mountain village where 40 people live at the high point of the year. Best thing I ever did. I still like some cities but the different pace made realize we are just winding ourselves up needlessly. It is indeed an addiction which you do not need to achieve what you want (exceptions aside ofcourse).
- 3solarmasses 11y agoA slower pace of life allows a person to focus more, in my opinion. I've lived in SV but I live in Tahoe now and get way more done programming from the mountains.
- askafriend 11y agoYou might be thinking about it the wrong way. It might be a slower pace of work, but certainly not a slower pace of life as that will always be what you make it. I think the problem here is what you've defined as life.
- 15155 11y agoSlower pace from where exactly? SFBA? I couldn't disagree more, if that's indeed what you're saying. NYC, yes. SF - absolutely not.