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Quality of life is one of the biggest determining factors when deciding where to lay down roots.

US News & World Report created a list of the country’s most livable cities by weighing factors such as affordability, healthcare quality, and the overall happiness of residents.

Here are the top 15 cities with the best quality of life in 2024, ranked from worst to best, according to its report.

15. Fort Collins, Colorado

Fort Collins, Colorado.

Fort Collins, Colorado. RiverNorthPhotography/Getty Images via BI

Quality of life score (out of 10): 7.2

Population of the metro area: 354,670

Average annual salary: $59,120

Median home price: $596,583

Median age: 36.3 years old

Known for: Fort Collins is known not only for its stunning natural beauty and plethora of outdoor recreational activities but also for its bustling downtown that’s said to have been the inspiration for Disneyland’s Main Street, USA.

14. Grand Rapids, Michigan

Grand Rapids Michigan

Grand Rapids, Michigan. Maria Dryfhout/Shutterstock via BI

Quality of life score: 7.2

Population of the metro area: 1,081,665

Average annual salary: $52,660

Median home price: $338,977

Median age: 36.1 years old

Known for: Only an hour’s drive from the shores of Lake Michigan, Grand Rapids is a popular location for people looking to take advantage of the city’s expansive parks, Grand Rapids Art Museum, and the Grand Rapids Ballet, which is the state’s only professional ballet company.

13. Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina

Outdoor dining on the sidewalk in downtown Raleigh

Outdoor dining on the sidewalk in downtown Raleigh. Wileydoc/Shutterstock via BI

Quality of life score: 7.2

Population of the metro area: 2,034,246

Average annual salary: $61,759

Median home price: $434,741

Median age: 37.5 years old

Known for: Raleigh-Durham is quickly becoming a premier destination for great food and entertainment with a second-tier city feel. Home to some of the state’s top universities and colleges, as well as more than 20 craft breweries, shopping centers, and local museums, this region of North Carolina is a great place to lay down roots.

12. Washington, DC

Washington DC

Washington, DC. Getty/Chip Somodevilla via BI

Quality of life score: 7.2

Population of the metro area: 6,332,069

Average annual salary: $80,480

Median home price: $538,037

Median age: 37.5 years old

Known for: The country’s capital, Washington, DC, is home to some of the United States’ most famous cultural landmarks, including the White House and the Lincoln Memorial. There’s also a blossoming food scene in this city and plenty of opportunities for a fun night out.

11. Boise, Idaho

Boise Idaho

Boise, Idaho. Anna Gorin/Getty Images via BI

Quality of life score: 7.2

Population of the metro area: 750,669

Average annual salary: $49,440

Median home price: $221,475

Median age: 36.9 years old

Known for: Boise’s stunning natural surroundings are just one reason to move to this up-and-coming city. In addition to more than 180 miles of public trails for hiking, biking, and running, artistically inclined folks can take in a show at one of the city’s theaters, while sports fans can root for the Boise State University Broncos.

10. Trenton, New Jersey

A drone shot of downtown Trenton, New Jersey with the capitol in the distance

Trenton, New Jersey. halbergman/Getty Images via BI

Quality of life score: 7.3

Population of the metro area: 384,951

Average annual salary: $71,600

Median home price: $344,842

Median age: 38.9 years old

Known for: Trenton is renowned as one of the more affordable cities on this list. According to US News & World Report, the average median sale price for a single-family home falls below the national median price. Residents have access to Mercer Meadows, which is a 1,600-acre park, local wineries, vineyards, and breweries.

9. Rochester, New York

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Rochester, New York. Paul Brady Photography/Shutterstock via BI

Quality of life score: 7.3

Population of the metro area: 1,088,373

Average annual salary: $56,830

Median home price: $195,508

Median age: 40.4 years old

Known for: The historical figures Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass once lived in Rochester, adding to this city’s rich cultural history. Today’s residents can partake in the city’s many recreational activities, such as watersports on Lake Ontario, skiing at nearby Bristol Mountain, and the local Seabreeze amusement park.

8. Hartford, Connecticut

Hartford Connecticut

Hartford, Connecticut. Alexander Farnsworth/Getty Images via BI

Quality of life score: 7.3

Population of the metro area: 1,213,324

Average annual salary: $67,140

Median home price: $347,842

Median age: 40.6 years old

Known for: While the population of Hartford skews older than many cities on this list, there’s no shortage of buzzy restaurants and corporate offices for those looking to grow their careers in the Connecticut capital. The Bushnell Theater brings Broadway shows to town regularly, and The Mark Twain House and Museum is a popular destination for literary buffs.

7. Green Bay, Wisconsin

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Green Bay Packers fans support their team. Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images via BI

Quality of life score: 7.3

Population of the metro area: 326,590

Average annual salary: $51,510

Median home price: $278,558

Median age: 38.9 years old

Known for: Sports is a way of life in this Midwestern city, thanks to the Green Bay Packers. When football season ends, residents can enjoy Green Bay’s thriving arts-and-entertainment scene or hike along one of the city’s nature trails.

6. Boston

Woman drinking coffee in Boston, Massachusetts.

A woman drinking coffee in Boston. 2p2play/Shutterstock via BI

Quality of life score: 7.3

Population of the metro area: 4,912,030

Average annual salary: $76,850

Median home price: $716,746

Median age: 38.8 years old

Known for: One of the most historic cities in the country, Boston offers many exciting cultural activities, including walks along the Freedom Trail and performances by the Boston Pops Orchestra. Fine dining and buzz-worthy restaurants abound, as do historic taverns and bars, and two Boston chefs were nominated for the James Beard Awards in 2024, Eater reported.

5. Portland, Maine

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A kayak instructor in Portland, Maine. Michael D. Wilson/Aurora Photos/Getty Images via BI

Quality of life score: 7.4

Population of the metro area: 547,792

Average annual salary: $57,060

Median home price: $501,164

Median age: 43.6 years old

Known for: Portland, Maine, has quickly become the New England city to watch, thanks to its thriving food scene, plethora of outdoor recreational activities, and exciting music and nightlife scene. But the cost of living in Portland is rising steadily, leaving the city at a crossroads of how to create more affordable housing while retaining Portland’s small-town feel.

4. San Jose, California

San Jose, California

San Jose, California. Walter Bibikow/Getty Images via BI

Quality of life score: 7.4

Population of the metro area: 1,995,351

Average annual salary: $99,430

Median home price: $1,524,907

Median age: 37.4 years old

Known for: Known as the capital of Silicon Valley, San Jose is a destination for many looking to break into the world of tech and innovation. The cost of living is high, but the close proximity to the ocean and the Sierra Nevada mountain range improves the quality of life for San Jose’s outdoorsiest residents.

3. Madison, Wisconsin

Pedestrians in Madison, WI

A view of Madison, Wisconsin. Walter Bibikow/Getty Images via BI

Quality of life score: 7.4

Population of the metro area: 674,506

Average annual salary: $59,510

Median home price: $398,096

Median age: 36.5 years old

Known for: As the capital of Wisconsin’s Dairyland, Madison has a thriving food scene built off local cheese and breweries. The city’s lakes and bike paths also make this city a great place to live in the warmer months.

2. Boulder, Colorado

Boulder, Colorado

Boulder, Colorado. Page Light Studios/Shutterstock via BI

Quality of life score: 7.7

Population of the metro area: 328,713

Average annual salary: $73,360

Median home price: $881,147

Median age: 37.2 years old

Known for: Boulder boasts more than 60 parks and 155 miles of hiking trails for nature lovers. The city’s downtown area also abounds with restaurants, cafés, and bars, while the outdoor Pearl Street Mall is a popular shopping destination.

1. Ann Arbor, Michigan

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Ann Arbor, Michigan. Paul Brady Photography/Shutterstock via BI

Quality of life score: 7.9

Population of the metro area: 372,428

Average annual salary: $61,010

Median home price: $405,142

Median age: 34.1 years old

Known for: Home to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor combines a small-town feel with the benefits of a bigger city.

According to US News & World Report, more than 90% of Ann Arbor residents live less than a 10-minute walk away from a public park, giving them access to hiking, kayaking, and cross-country skiing. The city’s downtown is also a thriving hub for shops and restaurants, as well as craft breweries and distilleries.

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How I Went From Fast Food to Six Figures By Writing Letters https://cbomo.com/how-i-went-from-fast-food-to-six-figures-by-writing-letters/ https://cbomo.com/how-i-went-from-fast-food-to-six-figures-by-writing-letters/#respond Mon, 03 Jul 2023 23:36:44 +0000 https://cbomo.com/how-i-went-from-fast-food-to-six-figures-by-writing-letters/ [ad_1]

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Before I knew it, I had destroyed my life. I was a rail-thin 19-year-old, and I was so poor, I spent every morning walking through fast food drive-thrus so I could collect enough change to buy a candy bar and a soda to hold me over for the day.

I got a job at In-N-Out Burger, and after a year of working there, I asked my boss for a raise. He told me instead that I should join the morning crew. Little did I know that meant I would be scrubbing toilets at 5 a.m. and waiting for the Arizona sun to come up so I could clean the parking lot.

The author when he was working at In-N-Out Burger.

The author when he was working at In-N-Out Burger. Courtesy of Michael Clendenen

I found myself scrubbing concrete by day and doing punk-rock shows by night. Meanwhile, my friends were graduating college, getting married, and having kids.

By 22, my life was even worse. I was living out of a single motel room with five other people and a chihuahua to save money. I didn’t even have an internet connection — let alone a smartphone, a computer, or a car.

But I turned it all around, and I’m now a six-figure copywriter and direct-response marketer who’s worked with Fortune 100 companies, USA BMX, political campaigns, and more, strategizing marketing and copy. Here’s how I did it by teaching myself and sending out letters.

In 2017, a friend asked me to write an ad selling his Mustang in exchange for 10% of the sale

I’d never written an ad before, so I borrowed my friend’s phone and Googled “how to write a good advertisement.” I discovered a newsletter called “The Gary Halbert Letter.” I read one of the newsletters, in which he said he could charge a client $15,000 for a letter he wrote in his underwear at his kitchen table.

That was when I knew this is what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.

I read every newsletter Halbert had. When I was done with those, I’d sit on the floor at Barnes & Noble and read all the marketing books in the store because I couldn’t afford to buy them.

Next, I had to figure out how to find clients.

Sending letters changed everything

The No. 1 strategy I learned from Halbert was to send letters in the mail to businesses to land clients. But it wasn’t that easy in the beginning because I didn’t have many resources.

I started writing copy at the library. One friend would drop me off in the morning, and another would help me get home. I was writing my letters by hand, and when I ran out of paper, the kind librarian would give me printer paper to write on.

I used the Reference USA database — now known as Data Axle — that the library had to find the addresses of businesses I wanted to work with. I landed my first client through a letter. I decided I would work on commission only, and only with businesses that I had a personal vested interest in.

My letters were so effective, I didn’t feel the need to jump on the social-media train

In a world of content creators but without consistent internet access at my disposal, letters were my only option, which worked in my favor and made me stand out.

One of the first groups of people I started working with was chiropractors because I felt strongly about the work they did. When I was younger, I’d been in several car accidents, and I had scoliosis. My treatment from a chiropractor helped me heal, and that’s how I opened my letter.

I didn’t talk about all of the things that I could do for them — I told chiropractors in my area why I was passionate about their work and why I was emotionally invested in them, and I gave them the opportunity to explore working together. It was honest and built instant rapport.

These are the same principles that I use in my clients’ copy now. I still work with chiropractors, but I’ve expanded to working with relationship coaches, data scientists, and anxiety coaches. I also coach other copywriters on both their copywriting skills and obtaining clients using letters.

I now make between $8,000 and $17,000 per month in profit

I work around 35 hours a week, and my income has increased as I’ve brought on more clients. My work brings in between $40,000 and $100,000 per month on average for my clients.

I now have my own place filled with furniture that I bought. I have a successful business without spending all of my time on social media, and I just turned 27.

Even to this day, when I want to bring on new clients, I send out a new batch of letters. Snail mail saved my life and completely changed my future.

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Free Webinar | April 18: 5 Tips to Develop a Take-Action Mindset & Healthier Life https://cbomo.com/free-webinar-april-18-5-tips-to-develop-a-take-action-mindset-healthier-life/ https://cbomo.com/free-webinar-april-18-5-tips-to-develop-a-take-action-mindset-healthier-life/#respond Tue, 28 Mar 2023 00:04:23 +0000 https://cbomo.com/free-webinar-april-18-5-tips-to-develop-a-take-action-mindset-healthier-life/ [ad_1]

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Key Takeaways:

  • Moving on from the past
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These Are the 25 Highest Paying Jobs of 2023: Report https://cbomo.com/these-are-the-25-highest-paying-jobs-of-2023-report/ https://cbomo.com/these-are-the-25-highest-paying-jobs-of-2023-report/#respond Wed, 01 Mar 2023 19:48:28 +0000 https://cbomo.com/these-are-the-25-highest-paying-jobs-of-2023-report/ [ad_1]

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This article originally appeared on Business Insider.

No matter your industry or job level, you’ll probably agree pay is one of the most important, if not the most important, aspects to consider when looking for a job.

Now, a new ranking from US News & World Report shows just which jobs are the most lucrative, all of which pay more than $100,000 a year.

These are the 25 highest-paying roles from US News & World Report’s ranking of the 100 best jobs of 2023. Each of them received an overall score out of 10 based on factors like median salary, unemployment rate, future job prospects, stress level, work-life balance, and 10-year growth volume. The latter is based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on the number of new jobs expected to open up for an occupation in a 10-year span, specifically between 2021 and 2031.

Many of the jobs on the list are in medicine, but several others are in tech and other industries. Take a look at the 25 highest-paying jobs of 2023:

1. Anesthesiologist

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Overall score: 6.4

Median salary: $208,000

Unemployment rate: 0.3%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 400

2. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon

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Overall score: 6.9

Median salary: $208,000

Unemployment rate: 0.3%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 300

3. Obstetrician and Gynecologist

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Overall score: 6.4

Median salary: $208,000

Unemployment rate: 0.3%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 400

4. Surgeon

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Overall score: 5.6

Median salary: $208,000

Unemployment rate: N/A

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 2,000

5. Orthodontist

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Overall score: 7.3

Median salary: $208,000

Unemployment rate: 0.5%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 300

6. Physician

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Overall score: 7.4

Median salary: $208,000

Unemployment rate: 0.3%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 19,400

7. Psychiatrist

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Overall score: 6.6

Median salary: $208,000

Unemployment rate: 3%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 2,400

8. Nurse Anesthetist

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Overall score: 6.9

Median salary: $195,610

Unemployment rate: N/A

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 5,300

9. Pediatrician

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Overall score: 6.5

Median salary: $170,480

Unemployment rate: 0.3%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 400

10. Pilot

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Overall score: 6.4

Median salary: $134,630

Unemployment rate: 2.9%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 7,700

11. Dentist

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Overall score: 7.5

Median salary: $160,370

Unemployment rate: 0.5%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 7,700

12. IT Manager

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Overall score: 7.7

Median salary: $159,010

Unemployment rate: 1.8%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 82,400

13. Podiatrist

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Overall score: 5.6

Median salary: $145,840

Unemployment rate: N/A

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 200

14. Financial Manager

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Overall score: 7.7

Median salary: $131,710

Unemployment rate: 2.4%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 123,100

15. Marketing Manager

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Overall score: 6.4

Median salary: $135,030

Unemployment rate: 4.8%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 31,700

16. Lawyer

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Overall score: 7.5

Median salary: $127,990

Unemployment rate: 1.4%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 80,200

17. Petroleum Engineer

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Overall score: 6.3

Median salary: $130,850

Unemployment rate: N/A

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 1,900

18. Prosthodontist

Prosthodontist

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Overall score: 6.1

Median salary: $100,950

Unemployment rate: 0.5%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 0

19. Sales Manager

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Overall score: 5.7

Median salary: $127,490

Unemployment rate: 4.3%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 23,800

20. Pharmacist

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Overall score: 5.8

Median salary: $128,570

Unemployment rate: 1.2%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 7,700

21. Optometrist

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Overall score: 6.6

Median salary: $124,300

Unemployment rate: N/A

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 4,000

22. Actuary

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Overall score: 6.8

Median salary: $105,900

Unemployment rate: N/A

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 5,900

23. Software Developer

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Overall score: 8.8

Median salary: $120,730

Unemployment rate: 1.2%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 370,600

24. Computer Network Architect

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Overall score: 6.2

Median salary: $120,520

Unemployment rate: 1.8%

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 7,500

25. Political Scientist

A man in a business suit speaks to a group of seated people in a large room. The genre of entrepreneurial pitches to potential investors isn't a science. It's a performance.

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Overall score: 5.7

Median salary: $122,510

Unemployment rate: N/A

Number of these jobs opening up from 2021-2031: 400

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