Well I have big news.

The Levy family is moving to Tennessee!

If you follow me then you know I’m a lifelong Floridian. I will always be proud of my Florida roots.

But our family loves the lifestyle available in eastern Tennessee.
We love the seasons, walking trails and going to the Smokey Mountains.

I’m blessed that I can sit anywhere and run my business so lowering my cost of living while increasing my quality of life was a no brainer.
But if I was going to move it had to be to a reliably red state that didn’t lock people down.

Tennessee checked all the boxes.

So we are on our way to Knoxville.
It’s a new chapter for our family. One my wife and I don’t take lightly. We have four kids and we think quite a bit about their future.

We hope this provides them with a great environment to grow up in.

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