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How did you decide to live where you live? Was it work, family, kids, friends, food, outdoors or something else? We’re thinking about moving again.

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Jason Goldberg Ⓜ️ 💜

we were living in berlin for many years and then covid hit and it was really gloomy and tough, stopped being fun and interesting, was a very cold lonely winter stuck in apartments so we decided to about-face it and moved to Miami!

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We moved to a small town in Italy for work reasons from the West Coast, and over the weekend we were in London, looked at each other in our eyes and thought: we gotta get out of there. Real life adaptation is really hard on kids, online friendships make it a bit easier on us very online adults, but not quite enough ...

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My wife and I are moving from Nashville to NYC for work, and so that I can be around more crypto and tech people in general. We plan to move out of the city eventually to have kids and raise them on a ranch/family compound outside of Nashville or Denver.

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Cameron Armstrong

We picked Boston because we knew all of our friends would eventually move there because it's a wonderful hub learning and economic activity and has large potential hire pool *hint hint hint* 👀👀👀

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Nicky Goose🪿⛳️

sunshine ☀️ golf ⛳️ Florida ftw in the winter

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The country has to be crypto friendly...means outside of the US 😜

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low taxes + lots of sunshine 😎

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wrote about it here some years ago: https://osama.page/paratroopers/

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Moved to Chicago initially for college, then traveled America a bit. Moved back here for a job. Usually I base my moving decisions on work and cost of living. I really like Las Vegas, but not for everyone. Chicago is a good city. Have heard great things about Portland, ME.

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Wanted to rave more

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I worked in the film and for the bigger media companies, so LA had to be it!

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moved to arizona for college, been here 6 years now (not in college, but in az for 6 years)

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We like to live near the ocean, somewhere warm, in a multi-cultural and progressive area, that's also close to nature. LA has all this and more. Also, it was almost impossible to think that it would be anywhere but in California.

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Family, culture of city, friends in that order

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Family. If you have kids and a close connection to your family, I think you'll want to be close to them. Lot's of great benefits being close to family!

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I don’t like the city that I live in but tbh I don’t like living anywhere for extended period of time and I’m thinking it’s time to move again just trying to figure out where

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Lucas Buick ᯅ

i've been moving every few years for a while now, and finally come full circle back to SF, for the third time. weather+culture+community WI>MN>CHI>SF>NYC>SF>LA>WI>ATX>SF...

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family was a big part. at one point - not to be too near. at another - not to be too far. if not family, outdoors and community (those that are not yet friends) would rule. i notice you did not suggest "culture" or "mood".

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Mix of factors: Socal shorts weather LA food scene LA underground music Company doesn't care where you live A home invasion (SF)

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