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-Entrepreneur spirit (this is not an employment)
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When you say see them, do you mean visit or would consider living in? There are some great agencies doing national work in Minneapolis, Kansas City, Austin, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Portland ME where you can push your career forward and have a more affordable living situation. Moving outside of LA, NYC, Chicago, and San Fran doesn't mean having to compromise on your career anymore.
But if you're just talking about places to go see, I'd recommend Boise, Santa Fe, Charleston and Quebec City (I know it's Canada, but it's basically Europe in North America).
Just visit, I’m in nyc and staying for awhile. Love Chattanooga 👌
Dallas and Austin are cool af, go to Deep Ellum in Dallas at night
Visit Jackson Hole WY and go hiking in the Tetons.
National parks for the win:
Zion
Acadia
Yosemite
Tetons
Sequoia
For bigger ones, Boston, Portland,Seattle,Minneapolis. Smaller: Asheville NC, Nashville TN, Madison, WI
The Oregon coast is incredibly beautiful, and the lobster is some of the best I’ve had. The Tillamook cheese factory is there serving up some insanely good ice cream. Way better than the packaged stuff they sell.
Copywriter 1 I forgot Gearhardt. That and the other 2 I mentioned are the nice towns. Astoria’s ok but Seaside is really depressing. It was great when I was a kid but now it’s blighted, although the aquarium and the boardwalk are still fun.
Want to see what San Francisco would look like as a 70k person town with no tech people? Hit up Duluth mn in the summer. Absolutely beautiful.
Pittsburgh, Savannah, Austin. Vermont in the summertime is pretty great.
Pittsburgh has lots of cool museums, awesome food, and nice people. Also great sports stadiums if that’s your thing. Savannah is chill, with historical stuff and great bars and restaurants. Someone else mentioned Charleston, snd I think they are close enough you could do both in one trip.
Denver
Both haha. It’s just a great city
Nola. Nola is a absolute treasure.
Any neighborhood in particular?
2 places you must go in america:
Savannah, Georgia and Sedona, Arizona