Where would you live when you are successful?

15 years ago

I would like to live inside of ***** ******. Hmmm, as for "places"....

I see myself having homes in 3 different places. Tokyo, New York, and possibly Rio. Then taking mini vacations within that structure.

I enjoy large vibrant cities, and I enjoy many different kinds of people. I will probably build large social circles within those 3 places and have a really fast paced life.

This is for sure, although not sure yet on Rio, that may swap out for another city. Sounds like you don't know yet where you want to go.

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SundayOff5th

15 years ago

This is something to really think about! Especially now since people are losing their homes right now. I actually really like my home that I live in right now and I love where I live!

But if I could just take my pick and live ANYWHERE, I would love to live in Maui, Hawaii, Shell Beach, Ca and in Aquitaine Region of France- Southwestern area in the wine region. Absolutely beautiful there! Ahhh, just the thought of that place makes me relaxed.....

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jmidas 15 years ago

On the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. Actually, just moved here three weeks ago. Not quite on the water yet, but you gotta start somewhere.

A couple years ago, I really (unrealistically for me and my family) fantasied about moving to Basel Switzerland. I know, about as far from the Chesapeake as possible, but I love that region.

Antibes, south of France would be nice too.
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Michael Oksa

15 years ago

A quiet island in the South Pacific.

Iceland.

New Zealand (but not a city).

Right where I am now.

Can you live at Disney World?

All the best,
Michael

p.s. Kind of obvious I like my "alone" time???

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I.M.Retired

15 years ago

Shouldn't this be in the off-topic forum? It's a very interesting topic, but I don't see how it relates to Internet Marketing directly. Not trying to be crabby - just a suggestion...

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Dan C. Rinnert 15 years ago

I'd just like to figure out how to have a 10,000 sq.ft. "mobile" home. Then, you could live just about anywhere and move anytime.

Also needs to be able to float, withstand high winds including hurricanes and tornadoes, resistant to EMP, secure against NBC attacks, etc.
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Steadyon

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Dekko

Shouldn't this be in the off-topic forum? It's a very interesting topic, but I don't see how it relates to Internet Marketing directly. Not trying to be crabby - just a suggestion...

Thanks for your comment, but I beg to differ.

I think it could be very motivational to actually give some thought to where one wants to live, especially as a direct result of ones Internet Marketing efforts. Especially as a goal of many is to work from home.

So where should home (or homes) ideally be?

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Alex Sol

15 years ago

I'll make it short and sweet:

SPAIN

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Corwinnx

15 years ago

Michael,

If you want to be alone, you might want to rethink that Disney thing.

For me:

In US :
The Florida Keys
The Florida Keys

Anywhere in the world:
Mexico
Grand Cayman
(summer house in Australia)

OR.... ONE BIG A** BOAT! Then I could live EVERYWHERE.

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Michael Oksa

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Corwinnx

Michael,

If you want to be alone, you might want to rethink that Disney thing.

For me:

In US :
The Florida Keys
The Florida Keys

Anywhere in the world:
Mexico
Grand Cayman
(summer house in Australia)

OR.... ONE BIG A** BOAT! Then I could live EVERYWHERE.

LOL, good point. WDW would be the exception to the rule.

As for whether or not this discussion belongs here, I don't know, but it sure could be fodder for anyone in the travel niche.

~Michael

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Justin Delahoyde

15 years ago

I would want to get a house boat and just float to wherever i felt like at that moment in time. whether it was a big city or just out in the water i think i could many birds with that stone.

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Tomas Lodén

15 years ago

I would love to live in Maui, Hawaii,

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Mangozoom

15 years ago

Cape Town is cool was there in 08 ... just dont break down in your car, coz the local might hurt you.

NZ sounds real nice too.

Live in the UK where the weather is dire but at least we have our health

John

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Dontrell Lyons

15 years ago

The beach and water is always a plus!

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Scott Woodside

15 years ago

If I weren't married, I'd live in the land of the rising sun and probably be one of Keven Reily's neighbors!

Married? Eluethera, in the Bahamas!

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bobsstuff

15 years ago

At this moment I do not know, but I have just initiated a plan to figure it out within the next six months. At the end of June 2009 I should be able to answer this question.

I live on the coast in California. I enjoy the year round growing season. Roses are blooming right now and the farmers are havesting strawberries.
I will do demographcis studies online.
I will check weather. I don't want freezing winters or minimal freeze.
I am guessing California, Hawaii, Florida.

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Tom B Banned 15 years ago

Same place I am moving to soon.

Phoenix, Arizona for most of the year and the summers in Upper Australia.
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cclou

15 years ago

My husband and I love New Zealand and would be happy to retire there. I really liked Christchurch (stayed there for about a week), but I'd probably find a quiet place on the northern tip of the northern island for better weather.

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nicholasb

15 years ago

private island,with just me and my family.

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ExRat 15 years ago

Hi cclou,

I loved Christchurch too, as well as quieter parts of Queenstown. But Christchurch - seems like a sleepy place in the day, but at night-time . I had some crazy times there. There's this Irish pub.....

When I get to Perth, I will go for holidays in NZ and go and sit by the lake in Queenstown again, watching the waves move the pebbles back and forth, with the Remarkables as a back drop....sigh....
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Jim Hallmark 15 years ago

I would love to escape to a home on Bora Bora in the South Pacific or to a nice apartment in Paris.

The wonderful thing about IM is that the goals we're sharing don't have to be pipe dreams.
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RebeccaL

15 years ago

Im already living in a nice place (across from a lake, down the road from a beach), but when when I feel like taking out another (much larger) mortgage I plan to buy at least 20 acres of bushland with a small house on it so I can be surrounded by nature and wildlife and with as little human interference as possible.

For now I'm quite happy having the beach 2 minutes away, there's nothing like starting the day with a walk on a long deserted beach.

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TheWebWizz 15 years ago

I am already living in the most beautiful place - right beside the Rio Grande in Inland Costa del Sol, Spain. If we could have the weather from Central America here it would be perfect. Although on cool days I get more work done.

I would like to have a home on a beach - but it would have to be a private beach as I don´t do tourists.....

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Rachel Incoll

15 years ago

I'm going to be boring

and say pretty much right where I live now...might consider moving round the Adelaide Hills a bit but basically I'm pretty happy where we are

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ripsnorta2

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Rachel Incoll

I'm going to be boring

and say pretty much right where I live now...might consider moving round the Adelaide Hills a bit but basically I'm pretty happy where we are

.

Yep, I'm with Rachel with this one. Although where I am now is sort of the Hills region, or foothills at least. However, after a recent road trip, I thought it would be nice living in the Mt Gambier region, Eden, or Coffs Harbour.

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anonymous123567

15 years ago

Corrr its a tricky one, either California or New Zealand!

But who know's what will happen

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Shannon Tani

15 years ago

Y'all should realize the grass is always greener...

I live in Hawaii now, minutes walk from the beach and I'm working hard to go back to upstate NY. Yes there's snow. But that's where my family is...

Love,
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Michelle Adams 15 years ago

I like where we are now in the south eastern suburbs of Melbourne but I dream of buying my own home in Canterbury which is a beautiful old suburb of Melbourne. I'm not sure I'd want two homes, I'd rather travel and rent beautiful places as we go.

I'm sure working online is going to help me buy that house in Canterbury, Australia.
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TheAge 15 years ago

Fifth Avenue, baby.

I'll also have an apartment in Melbourne, cos man, I LOVE this city.

Will probably also have a small one in Sydney, and a beach house somewhere too.
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Originally Posted by BIG Mike

I already live there

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Kevin AKA Hubcap

15 years ago

A nice pad in Manhattan (SoHo), a place outside of Denver, and a place in Key West.

That should cover it.

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Sagar Mehta

15 years ago

Beverly Hills..that's where I want to be..Beverly, Beverly Hills!

Ok, sorry about the Weezer song. The thread made me think of that song

I love beaches (maybe because my name means "the ocean"? whatever). I'd like to live in Mauritius. Maybe a high rise apartment in Sydney too.

Is there anything up for grabs on Mt. Everest? And how about that colony on the moon everyone has been talking about - is it complete yet?

j/k.

Sagar

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Theresa_wahm

15 years ago

This thread brought me to lala land!!! I think I would travel first.....and see where I'd like to live. BUT I think I would like to own atleast 2-4 homes...all in different places. I live in chicago now...and sometimes the snow just makes me want to move somewhere warm, but during the summertime...it makes me want to live somewhere where there's snow. I'd have a beach house somewhere, maybe 2 beach houses. A place by a skiing resort, and another...that would keep me grounded and remind me where I came from.

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John Rogers 15 years ago

Still looking...

The fact that my wife has some say-so in the matter makes it a bit more difficult.

Somewhere that doesn't get nearly as much rain as where I live now (western Washington state). Somewhere that doesn't get terribly hot in the summer.

We visited southern California recently, and liked the 70 degree January weather. But it gets too damn hot in the summer. And with the water getting low in the northern California reservoirs, the hydro plants may soon not be generating enough electricity to send much juice south.

It's a difficult decision. We may just travel until we fall in love with a place.

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wlcked

15 years ago

Las Vegas for sure ! in 6 stars hotel playing in the casino all day .. party all night

And keep doing this for a whole 3 days till i lost my millions and suicide

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InternetM39482

15 years ago

My hometown. Currently I'm at a hostel, and it feels good to be in my hometown, so yeah I'd live there.

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JamesPenn

15 years ago

The Maldives would be my dream, although I've never been there. Maybe I'll make enough to test drive it for a fortnight and then see.

Failing that, any of the Caribbean islands, somewhere in Australia or New Zealand, Fiji - anywhere with sun, sea and sand really!

James

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LarryC

15 years ago

All over! If I could choose, I'd probably travel about half the year at least. But if I had to choose one single place, it would probably somewhere on the West Coast of the U.S., maybe Santa Cruz.

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15 years ago

Olney, MD.

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Banned 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Steadyon

A great deal of the people I have met who are into Internet Marketing have lots of exciting goals.

Most seem to be very capable people and want to get more out of life.

Many have a goal of making enough income to be able to work from home and also be able to choose when they work etc.

I know there is more to life than money, but when you reach the income level you are aiming for, where would you like to live?

Let's say you were making enough money to be able to afford two homes, where would you choose to live and why?

I am going to try and figure this out for myself. Sort of give myself a goal to work towards for myself and my family. It's not something I had thought of much before.

Once you start making money online one can see that there are increased possibilities about where you can live.

Perhaps give a couple of choices for your own country and then another two if you could live anywhere in the world.

This could be a very motivational exercise. I hope so.

So where would you like to live and why?

I would live inside the warrior forum

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15 years ago

If it were for the U.S. I would have a nice cozy cabin/house in Vermont, because I love snowboarding and Vermont has excellent mountains. My second house would be San Diego. 70-80 degrees year round, beautiful ocean and beaches, the people are very relaxed...you really can't beat that. That would be my goal, however it all depends what you love to do and the climate you like.

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Barbara Eyre

15 years ago

I would go back "home" to Ireland ... would love to live anywhere around Ireland, Scotland, England or Wales.

What I've seen of New Zealand on TV looks so beautiful also ... so that is my 2nd choice.

But would love to take extended vacations around the world ... stay 3 months (or longer) in each key spot to really take it all in. I just love to travel and it's been so long since I last did so - really miss it.

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Originally Posted by Barbara Eyre

I would go back "home" to Ireland ... would love to live anywhere around Ireland, Scotland, England or Wales.

What I've seen of New Zealand on TV looks so beautiful also ... so that is my 2nd choice.

But would love to take extended vacations around the world ... stay 3 months (or longer) in each key spot to really take it all in. I just love to travel and it's been so long since I last did so - really miss it.

Do you prefer the US to uk?

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T.I.M. 15 years ago

My ideal spot would be the beautiful island of Oahu somewhere near Honolulu. This is based on my experience of the most beautiful place I've been so far. They have public beaches & a few more private/secluded beaches, mountains to climb etc. Well that & beautiful Asian women as far as the eye can see as well as tourists from the US, Australia etc.

Wake up, take a jog on a beach, take a dip in the ocean then home to shower. Next, eat a nice fruit of smoothie breakfast then grab my laptop & sit on my balcony or the beach for a few hours "working".

This would be mainly during the winter/cold months as Chicago is pretty kick ass in the spring/summer even though the humidity's a bit much I LOVE IT compared to the blistering cold. Also some of my family & most of my friends are here & I wouldn't want to give them up for nothing. Well actually I can do without them for a few months at a time.
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krislisa 15 years ago

I love where I am right now. But I do love to travel to Paris just but i will definitely go back home. Home sweet home!
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15 years ago

If my wife would let me, I'd just travel around North and South America in a mobile home for the rest of my life!

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traces2757

15 years ago

I would live anywhere I wanted to. That's not a glib answer, that's the dream. To be able to say "I think I'll move to _____ for a while" or "I think I'll spend the spring in New York City", how cool would that be?

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Liz Sullivan

15 years ago

North Korea, of course.

... Ok, honestly maybe Iceland or New Zealand. Somewhere quiet and pleasant but with all the usual amenities and creature comforts.

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15 years ago

Of course in my home at my peaceful country

but I will make some renovation there.. hehe

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GeorgR.

15 years ago

southern spain!! Or maybe back to the states, FL. But too much trailer trash there, so... Southern Spain

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Kim Standerline

15 years ago

I live in a smallish semi detached house and have done for the last 30 years.

People are constantly surprised because we don't live in a bigger house, but I love my home, its big enough for me and hubby, and the grandkids when they come to stay. I've never seen the point in having all that extra housework

The only time I would ever move would be to somewhere that had lots of land so I could keep horses.

I even considered moving near my daughter last year when a bungalow came up for sale near her, but decided I was too old to take out a big mortgage lol.

I've promised the grandkids a pony each in a couple of years, so I'll probably regret not getting that property when I did when I'm paying a fortune in livery

Hubby would move out to Tenerife in a shot!

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IMGem

11 years ago

Will like to travel a bit before deciding. Currently living in Italy but would love to explore US, Australia, Canada for evaluating future relocation.

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11 years ago

I would have a great house here in Europe where I live now which is excellent for my family, and kids.

I would also buy a house somewhere VERY hot for vacations. Currently looking at somewhere in South of France or Canery Islands.
This would be great for holidays to have a villa based somewhere hot.

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RogueOne 11 years ago

I live there. This is 50 feet from my cabin. Three years of IM is all it took.
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11 years ago

I would keep my home in central Florida as home base but spend most of my time traveling the USA in a large motorhome with my family. That has been our goal for a while now.

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Geordie John

11 years ago

I'm aiming for a nice big modern log cabin in the woods, on a mountain side overlooking the ocean... and with ultra high speed Internet. With maybe a private lake nearby, and a river.

Yeah, something like that..

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TimothyTorrents

11 years ago

Somewhere near a beach in Spain. I don't really like the idea of staying in one place. When I become successful I will travel the world and visit as many countries as I can.