It kind of seems like a waste to have location independence and then move to another US city. I've been to all the places you mentioned, except Maryland, and I just don't see the appeal of living in the US.
You'll be challenged more when you go to South America but you'll feel more alive. Right now you're so far plugged into the Matrix that you really have no idea what is out there waiting for you. The lifestyle you can have living in South America is going to make you a better man in ways that Austin and Vegas could never dream of.
For South America you'll want to tap into the digital nomad, location independent, permanent traveler, whatever you want to call it circles that exist in each of the cities you go to. There usually some blogger who has broken down the situation and tells you what the lowdown is in each place.
Since work is the priority for you, you'll want to stick to places that have good internet. Colombia would be the safest bet for you, and when you get there you can ask guys you meet what they think of other places.
Carry as little as you can. Try to fit everything in carry on. You'll enjoy the freedom that comes with being able to move around on a whim and the freedom from the mental clutter of having so much junk.
It's been stressed time and time again that logistics is everything. When you move to these places, pay a bit more so that you can be in the center of the city. try to move to an apartment that has everything you need within walking distance.
You'll be challenged more when you go to South America but you'll feel more alive. Right now you're so far plugged into the Matrix that you really have no idea what is out there waiting for you. The lifestyle you can have living in South America is going to make you a better man in ways that Austin and Vegas could never dream of.
For South America you'll want to tap into the digital nomad, location independent, permanent traveler, whatever you want to call it circles that exist in each of the cities you go to. There usually some blogger who has broken down the situation and tells you what the lowdown is in each place.
Since work is the priority for you, you'll want to stick to places that have good internet. Colombia would be the safest bet for you, and when you get there you can ask guys you meet what they think of other places.
Carry as little as you can. Try to fit everything in carry on. You'll enjoy the freedom that comes with being able to move around on a whim and the freedom from the mental clutter of having so much junk.
It's been stressed time and time again that logistics is everything. When you move to these places, pay a bit more so that you can be in the center of the city. try to move to an apartment that has everything you need within walking distance.