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I Am a Person Who…<br />

PREFERS CERTAIN PLACES TO LIVE<br />

My Preferred Place(s) to Live<br />

Goal in Filling Out This Petal: To define in what part of the country or the<br />

world you would most like to work and live, and be happiest, if you ever have a<br />

choice. Also to resolve a conflict (should it arise) between you and your partner<br />

as to where you want to live after you retire. Or make your next career move.<br />

<strong>What</strong> You Are Looking For: Having a clearer picture about what you hope for,<br />

in life. Now or later. Now, if you’re able to move and want to make a wise<br />

decision as to where. Later, If you’re currently tied down to a particular place<br />

because “I need to be near my kids or my ailing parents,” or whatever, in which<br />

case this becomes a planning for the future: retirement, or earlier. It’s important<br />

to think about the future now, because an opportunity may come along when you<br />

least expect it, and you might pass right <strong>by</strong> it, unless you’ve given it some<br />

thought, and instantly recognize it.<br />

Form of the Entries on <strong>Your</strong> Petal: You can stay general (city, suburbs, rural,<br />

up in the mountains, on the coast, or overseas); or you can get very specific if<br />

you’re really ready to move, naming names and places—as this exercise will<br />

teach you to do.<br />

Example of a Good Petal: First preference: Jackson, Wyoming; Second<br />

preference: Honolulu; Third preference: New York City.<br />

Example of a Bad Petal: The West; a suburb; snow.

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