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Originally Posted by quiet
i actually live that sort of life, and this is what i spend my time doing:
traveling the world, live in a resort town (Whistler, BC) whenever i'm not traveling, in order to snowboard pretty much every day in the winter, and downhill bike pretty much every day in the summer. hike in the spring and fall (mostly fall). head to the southern hemisphere every n.american summer to snowboard. read lots of books, write, do road trips, a bit of volunteering, bitch on a blog about local politics, and manage investments... all with a great girl by my side to enjoy it all with. you don't need to work all the time in order to get the best out of life. i will never understand these people who always want to work no matter what. over-rated. there are a million other more interesting things to do in this world besides 'work'.
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That's all great, when you're older I guess. I couldn't imagine living an entire life that way though. I think most people need to feel a sense of purpose and accomplish productive goals. For me, living my whole life on vacation would not provide that and ultimately result in me feeling unhappy.