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Welcome to Radical Personal Finance, a show dedicated to providing you with the knowledge, skills, insight, and encouragement you need to live a rich and meaningful life now, while building a plan for financial freedom in 10 years or less.

Today in the show we're going to talk about the cost of living

versus quality of life

with an international flare.

I received today's show topic

when I was recently trolling about on Twitter asking

listeners what they would like to hear me talk about and one listener wrote to me and said basically

talk about the cost of living versus the quality of life in an international context.

I thought this is a useful and interesting topic, partly because it is something that I am living,

am in the middle of considering and working my way through in different things, but it's something that I've also thought a lot about and I think it has application even outside of an international context. Because in many ways these factors

comparing the cost of living versus the quality of life, these are factors that we

all have to consider in our own unique context.

Even if you're considering, should I live in downtown Atlanta or in the suburbs?

Well, you're going to talk about the cost of living versus the quality of life. Should I live in Kansas or

should I live in California? You're going to talk about the cost of living versus the quality of life.

And these factors are sometimes difficult to talk about because

they're very subjective. Both of these are very subjective. Obviously the quality of life is more subjective than cost of living because we can put dollars and sense to the costs

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