Should We Live Here? (JWP133)

<p>Every time I travel somewhere beautiful, the same question shows up within 48 hours: should we live here? This episode isn&#39;t really about Bali. It&#39;s about what that recurring pattern actually reveals.</p><p>In this episode, I get into:</p><ul><li>Why travel gives you perspective, not just a better holiday, and how it quietly rewires what you assume is &quot;normal&quot;</li><li>The real story of a retired Australian couple I met who built their dream villa in Bali sixteen years ago, and what happened to the view they thought they&#39;d always have</li><li>Why optionality was never meant to be the destination, and what it&#39;s actually supposed to buy you</li><li>The line that reframed the whole episode for me: a choice you never make isn&#39;t wealth, it&#39;s just deferred decision-making with better financing</li><li>Where my family and I are actually heading next, and why the decision is deliberately undramatic</li></ul><p>This one ties together the last two episodes on capital and cash flow, and lands on a question I&#39;m still sitting with: at what point does keeping your options open stop being freedom, and start being the thing stopping you from building the life you actually want?</p>