Debt is easy to get over....just have to stay consistent with payments.
But otherwise still have plenty of options to be successful in your choosing..l
Does anyone else feel like an underachiever?
- Thread starter Larry Lobster
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But otherwise still have plenty of options to be successful in your choosing..l
Aceofspades404
Superstar
I'm actually 25 but if you were an over achiever in your adolescent years and then you become just average, you're going to feel it regardless of age.You're only like 22-23
At least wait til 35
good advice. I'm gonna be 25 i don't have kids or any of that other stuff. I honestly lack motivation and guidance. As far as jobs go the one thing I have noticed which is true for a lot of jobs is its all about who you know. So I try my best to market myself to stranger I meet everyday just in case an opportunity arises.
Rev Leon Lonnie Love
damned mine eyes, DAMNED mine eyes!!
Doctor Wily
CapcomSwag
I would say from the age of 8 to my early 30s but that's because i was too comfortable and was trying to sort out alot of shyt in my life with my job/gf's etc.
Figured I could take it easy since I figured to cash out on whatever funds my moderately wealthy parents left me & my only sister.
... then she started having kids at a young age , (she's up to 7 btw) & with myself having none at the time & working a warehouse union job reality hit me on some ... time to make moves.
Fast forward to 2016 , moms had a ischemic stroke & was fired from her job as a RN (still alive thankfully) pops was fired from his job as a CEO of a regional industrial company after they merged with a bigger company ... while my sister still to this day hasn't worked a 9 to 5 since 1994... just simply selling insurance for primerica while having over 50,000+ in lapsed policies under her name.
I didnt get my shyt together till I was 34 & I just cleared 120k for the second year in a row working for T.A. in NYC.
TL:DR
I learned that you can't be who you were & who you're called to be at the same time. Everybody has thier time , just keep grinding & stay focued.& dont give up.
and that's coming from a lifelong NY'er of 38 years & counting.
Figured I could take it easy since I figured to cash out on whatever funds my moderately wealthy parents left me & my only sister.
... then she started having kids at a young age , (she's up to 7 btw) & with myself having none at the time & working a warehouse union job reality hit me on some ... time to make moves.
Fast forward to 2016 , moms had a ischemic stroke & was fired from her job as a RN (still alive thankfully) pops was fired from his job as a CEO of a regional industrial company after they merged with a bigger company ... while my sister still to this day hasn't worked a 9 to 5 since 1994... just simply selling insurance for primerica while having over 50,000+ in lapsed policies under her name.
I didnt get my shyt together till I was 34 & I just cleared 120k for the second year in a row working for T.A. in NYC.
TL:DR
I learned that you can't be who you were & who you're called to be at the same time. Everybody has thier time , just keep grinding & stay focued.& dont give up.
and that's coming from a lifelong NY'er of 38 years & counting.
