> and would move back to Cleveland in a heartbeat, if the salaries and opportunities were even remotely comparable to Seattle. At some point you might decide y

> and would move back to Cleveland in a heartbeat, if the salaries and opportunities were even remotely comparable to Seattle. At some point you might decide you don't need to jump from company to company, or from job to job. You'll realize you really only need a good job at a decent company. And there's a good chance that such a job exists in Cleveland, or Dallas, or Charlotte, or wherever. At times, you might feel like you're missing out on the action. But then you'll look at your bank account or your house or your kid's college fund, which hasn't been being sucked dry by a ridiculously inflated cost-of-living, and you'll come back to your senses.