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Hopefully op isnt a middle aged white man
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Hopefully op isnt a middle aged white man
If that's the case? I hope he buys a corvette.Hopefully op isnt a middle aged white man
why? so he can drive his little red corvette around on a college campus and whistle at the 20 year old girls looking awkward while balding like Terry Bradshaw?If that's the case? I hope he buys a corvette.
thanks man, how's the recovery going?
I think just seeing how other people get back up can be enough to inspire others, I read a lot of self help stuff which can be really motivating
no lie probably sold like $2,000 worth of stuff on eBay that reminded me of her
Nah I'd accept myself balding the shave the rest of it off , go get in shape . Take the corvette to the canyons with my buddy's get a hobby s,start up a side business to work at home then pull up to the college campus lot in shape with confidence and holla at the shortiesIf that's the case? I hope he buys a corvette.
why? so he can drive his little red corvette around on a college campus and whistle at the 20 year old girls looking awkward while balding like Terry Bradshaw?
I agree with a lot of the posts above, and like many have been there. But I'm also a firm believer that at some point in the 20s you need to be selfish and focus on what you want and be good with being alone (if you don't have a girl) for a bit. I also believe the energy you put out comes right back, so think of the things that bug you on a daily that are in your sphere of control and try to change them and make them into a positive. It may be as simple as the way you ask a question super basic ex. (rather than "can I help you with that" and getting a no vs "let me help you with that" and sparking a conversation while helping someone). It's easy to gloat over the "rich" but we don't know the inner workings and the negatives to their lifestyle. If you want to travel set up a financial plan and a spending tracker, set a goal and hustle until you get there. Most young people don't realize that the money you spend on snacks, lunch, dinner, Starbucks etc amounts to roughly an extra 300 dollars a month. That's some extra cash to travel and do what you want. I've lost a job, been financially crushed, On an emotional roller coaster with a girl, non operating car, etc. but you know what man I took them as lessons set up a plan to get back on track and here I am still lovin life. Bumps will always come, it's how you deal with it that helps you grow especially as a man. I'm currently on day 9 in the hospital for some crazy pneumonia, this bill is gonna be atrocious even with insurance but screw it man gotta keep on livin.
And by no way am I saying don't dream big, dream big setup a plan and execute. Just get your head straight and as someone said focus on you first then the family.
thanks man, how's the recovery going?
I think just seeing how other people get back up can be enough to inspire others, I read a lot of self help stuff which can be really motivating
no lie probably sold like $2,000 worth of stuff on eBay that reminded me of her
thats good, yea its coming along a long process for real, but im fortunate.
what self help stuff have you been reading id like some titles, thanks
NYC >>>>>> LA >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Baltimore >>>>>>>>> SF
as mentioned earlier, just be happy you have the life you have and don't have to live in tougher circumstances.
But if you live in NY, I feel bad for you already. That's already a L. You're welcome here in the bay.
Life is what you make of it. While some people have their good fortune handed to them, there are others that started from the bottom and worked their way to the top. It's not difficult to see that money will never be the solution. There is plenty of evidence to support that. We see it all the time, wealthy individuals on the verge of a complete meltdown. It's just a matter of finding or doing something worth waking up every morning for. That's just how I see things.
It's just a matter of finding or doing something worth waking up every morning for.
That's why I love the shows Shark Tank and the Profit
I thought making money would be the answer to everything, but I've realized that personally, it comes down to family / friends.
Life definitely gets lonelier, but when I'm on my deathbed, I won't be asking myself why I didn't work more / get paid more.