Personally I believe that I would like to live in an international city like paris or NYC because there is never a dull moment living in an area like this. Cities are always so lively with unlimited restaurants to go to, broadway shows to attend, parks to visit, and sights to see. International cities are also melting pots for people of different races, religions, and beliefs which is an amazing chance to expand outside of my comfort zones. With so many people to meet and communicate with the possibilities of networking and progressing myself through the business world are endless. These cities are the epicenter for jobs so the only way to go in places like this is up. They have jobs in any and every category of work that one could be looking for. So if the first job i get in the city is not fitting me well i can go find another one in a completely different field that I feel would suit me better. If I decide that I feel like travelling one day that is no issue with the cities being so international I can find a flight going to any part of the world within minutes. At a young age right out of college there are very little drawbacks to living in the city as there are so many possibilites to better oneself. The biggest fear of living in a city for me would be the feeling of being overwhelmed since there is so much to it so many people which could make it seem like you could never get a minute to yourself.
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