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In one of my recent trips, I had the chance to brass elbows with some expats in Mexico. I was so amaze with the way of life they are enjoying in the place. A lot of them are actually living the good life they were dreaming of in that place away from home. Those people come from as far as Europe as well as other big cities in the United States. Most common thing I learned from them in leaving their native land and settle in that place is to have the tranquility and peace that most of the expats in Mexico found in that place.