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Are you planning a move and trying to figure out how to decide where to live next? In this video I go over 5 of the most important factors you need to consider when decided what city you want to call home. We live in such a cool world today where you can live virtually anywhere. If you are Location Independent like me and you earn your income online, then thinking about how to decide where to live is definitely on your mind.

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[jameswestin]

If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you live?

[minas.]

1. Pick the right climate for you and your lifestyle
2. Safety is a must!
3. Figure out cost of living
4. What type of community
5. Proximity

[TheOldMayfieldPlace]

I have been blessed to live on a farm smack dab in the middle of the U.S. I love the weather and I can't see my neighbors from my house. Thank goodness for online shopping.

[evak]

In a bit of a pickle. Moved from Toronto to an island in Greece. Debating whether I want to keep it as a vacation option or base. I like it because I get to swim for longer periods which is part of my lifestyle and physically I feel much more healthy. I do love 4 seasons as well, so I am sticking to this. However, I do miss the comfort and convenience of work opportunity and speaking English, meeting up with friends, variety of food options (sushi), and the open minded/spiritual communities. So, as much as I wanted to be close to nature and try a close nit community, I feel I isolated myself in some way. I want to be in between an urban/rural setting for sure by the water and currently searching again for this. It's really hard to pin point with C0vid rules what's going to happen anywhere.

[joezupko]

Your preferences are pretty spot on for me as well.

I’m in central NJ and even though the winter can be annoying I’ve got access to cities, beaches, and mountains in an hour at most

Something I’m definitely grateful for at the moment

[IvanaChapman]

I'm happily back home in Toronto after living in England, New Zealand, and Australia. Totally relate to your NY story because snow can mess up a lot of plans. I've embraced skiing and skating this year and I'm dealing better with the Toronto climate!

[sergbelo]

Thanks for the input, I def thing that visiting the city and staying there for a bit is the best factor to consider!

[CaetyBoop]

I prefer warm with a little rain. Pretty moderate.

[Drostvideo]

Nice breakdown ...fortunately I can work from anywhere that has an internet connection...loved that I could spend a month traveling NZ last year

[deepkshikha]

Ok I searched how to chose where to live and found this. Found informative

[LuluAgan]

I have been a digital nomad for over 3 years but my “heart homes” are Maui and Bali. Currently in Nosara, Costa Rica is ticking all of my boxes.

[JoshAngel]

Dude James...only 7 videos and your delivery, production and content is this good?!


Surely you've done this before. This is top notch stuff my man!


I think that's a really hard question to answer James, where would I want to live.


How could I possibly answer that? haha there are sooo many places I want to visit.


Thailand, Scotland, London, Japan, Ireland, Saudi Arabia, (I've been to Kenya but I want to see the entire African Continent!), Kodiak Alaska, dude I just want to see and experience it all before I say yep, I'm packin it in. This is it for me!

[DannySingerMusic]

Thanks for sharing this. I've actually considered Medellin, but I'm concerned about the safety of public transit in the city. How do you get around town? Also, do you mind sharing some safe/fun neighborhoods in which to live?

[globalana]

Excellent content. Also Art. Culture. History

[Denver]

Hi James, post is 2 years old, are you still living in Medellin ? I am searching a place to buy there actually and came across your video by “coincidence”. Thanks

[HollyLeeCoaching]

Great production quality and overall channel!

[BasiaRichard]

wow, your videos are awesome. Miami is like a hot yoga class. Love it :))

[BenjaminPreston]

Definitely shooting to live in Cali...

[laurenmiller]

Amazing video! I've been state-hopping for about half a year now (Florida, Georgia, Texas, New Mexico, North Carolina)... I grew up in a big town, and now I'm realizing I love living in rural areas...more quiet, less back-stabbing. Anyways, thought I'd share a little bit a bout my journey, and will prob choose New Mexico or Hawaii.

[ExpatEssentialsForItaly]

Good common-sense advice. "If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you live?" Numerous places in Europe - Italian lakes, Amalfi coast, Austrian alps, southern France, plus many more.