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These are also gross generalizations and seem to revolve around American big city life which is selective (but to be fair is where the majority of our populatio
by nightski 5y ago
These are also gross generalizations and seem to revolve around American big city life which is selective (but to be fair is where the majority of our population lives).
But in smaller cities I've been able to find a great balance of both. Work on ambitious ideas but spend evenings and free time with friends and family.
- pault 5y agoDo you have any recommendations? :) I've been trying to find a big town or small city with lots of natural beauty and nice weather. I grew up in Seattle and refuse to live anywhere with more than 90 days of cloudy weather per year. One heuristic I've come up with is small towns that are sustained by natural tourism. They tend to be much more laid back, and people are happier and more social because of it. Whitefish, MO is one example, but unfortunately it's too cold for me. :)