Comments on: How Changing Where You Live Can Prevent Stagnation & Make You Happier

By: Jessy

Jessy — Sun, 30 Nov 2014 18:56:54 +0000

This post really hit the nerves to the brain here. Currently, I am in middle of moving into a bigger space that just fits my needs and wants at this point in my life. The eye-opening benefits of a satisfying move matches to your description of opportunities in a new-way of living. Another tip of when a person feels great about a move is when he or she feels a time of change through acceptance on the two locations in their journey: Location A as moving-out place and Location B as moving-in place.

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By: Shovellicious

Shovellicious — Tue, 04 Mar 2014 10:57:48 +0000

I was born in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. And I have to admit that I had quite nice life over there. I moved to Switzerland (actually to France) because of my boyfriend. He is not from my country but we met in my city when he had his contract over there. He loved that place, spent there around four years and then, because of his job, he had to move to Switzerland. That’s why I am here now. Did it prevent anything? Am I happy because of that move? Hard to say because as I said, I had wonderful time when I was in Poland. But this life here is nice as well. Close to the mountains, good salary, possibility to have bigger savings than it would be in Poland. I’m not sure if it’s perfect. I feel homesick sometimes, I miss my family and friends, I don’t spend enough time with them. I don’t complain because there is no reason to do that. I’m just saying that every move like that has it’s price. It’s not worse. It’s not better. It’s just different 🙂

By: Marissa@Thirtysixmonths

Marissa@Thirtysixmonths — Thu, 27 Feb 2014 07:21:26 +0000

It is very nice to feel when you were successful on the changes you wanted for your life. It was nice to drop by your blog Daisy and I love your article. You’re a great writer.

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By: Marissa@Financetriggers

Marissa@Financetriggers — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 13:41:08 +0000

Change is like a caterpillar who became a butterfly. Change involves changing everything in you. This change of life that we do can have great impact in our future. I really love your article Daisy. Thanks much for sharing this.

By: cantaloupe

cantaloupe — Sat, 22 Feb 2014 17:31:10 +0000

Yeah, moving was a huge change for me too. I’ve it twice. Once to New York, then to Abu Dhabi, and both times it was an amazing choice for me. Abu Dhabi was the more difficult move and living here is still very difficult, but most likely entirely worth it. I honestly thought I’d be here for like a year, but now I find it hard to imagine moving back to New York ever. I might adore NYC, but there are just so many more opportunities abroad. America as a whole is rather stagnant and confining… which I never expected to truly feel, haha.

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By: MakintheBacon

MakintheBacon — Sat, 22 Feb 2014 04:09:34 +0000

I’m vigorously nodding my head in agreement to everything you suggested to change. I can’t imagine how people were born and grew up in the same town/city, went to the same schools, grew up there and raising their families there. Change IS good. I’m so glad I went away to school, backpacked through Europe, hiked the Machu Picchu and moved to a house in a different town.

Travelling, and I mean really travelling, changes your perspective of the world. I’m really not a big fan of all-inclusive vacations. I can only sit by the pool or beach for so long.

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