I would be single and have no kids.
I would live in rural Alaska or the Yukon on a lake with a panoramic view of tall mountains. A log cabin with a living room / dining room / kitchen at the front, picture windows of course, and a bedroom and bathroom at the back. A big wrap around screened-in front porch to compliment the view. It would have running water and a large propane tank and distribution system for forced air heat and hot water/cookstove/fridge. No electricity needed, gas lighting would be fine. I would have a cache / lean-to at the back for provisions. A pole barn behind the cabin would store split firewood sufficient for a few seasons.
I would hunt and fish for most of my sustenance. Since money is no consideration I would not have to worry about bringing in income. I would have a dependable 4x4 customized for snow to make a monthly run in to the nearest grocery store for whatever I couldn’t harvest from the wilderness: condiments, rifle ammunition, the occasional bottle of wine, tea, powdered milk, canning supplies. Not being a total luddite I would have something – a Bobcat maybe? – for plowing the driveway in the winter, complete with a large gravity-fed ~100 gallon gas tank that would be filled whenever the weather permits. I would have the tools and the knowledge to fix and repair any issues that arose with the vehicle or the cabin.
My cabin walls would be lined with bookshelves filled with hardbacks and I would have little roll-top desk under a window. I would spend my summer evenings and the long dark winter midnight reading voraciously, writing random fiction on an antique Royal typewriter, and feeding an occasional log onto the fire in the stone fireplace. I would play Checkers against myself when Kierkegaard and Balzac became boring. I would take up some hobby that required a significant time commitment and attention to minute detail – automatic watch repair, maybe? – as a way to stave off cabin fever come January.
Whatever mundane thing I did each day, the next day I would do the same thing.
I would be in good physical shape and not require a handful of expensive daily prescriptions to keep me vertical. Any educational attainment I may have or not have would have no bearing on my lifestyle. Nobody would be dependent on me. I would have to answer to nobody but myself. I would not be letting anyone down or putting myself in a place where people’s lifetime success depended on my competence.
I would not care about politics or following the nightly news. I would not have internet or a phone, but probably would have a battery powered radio sufficient to reach emergency services if needed. I might have a small FM radio for when the silence got to be a bit overwhelming.
Nobody would care about me and I would care about nobody. I would be a hermit, as removed from the modern world as possible while still living in some semblance of comfort and relative safety.
I would spend my life alone and die alone and both those things would be very good things.