Don’t know how this one gets messed up brada I really don’t
Graduate soon...what can I start doing now to prepare for life?
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Silver Surfer
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Do you got a degree in something IT?
If not.....
I was 17 when you was born bruh..if you need advice let a old nikka know
If not.....
I was 17 when you was born bruh..if you need advice let a old nikka know
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
I’m in a relationship rn!! She wanna live together I’m like bae nooooo
Wait 2-3 years. You need to really learn "you" on your own. You can move in...do not put a ring on it or give her a kid before 30. If she can't wait, there's plenty of other fish.
You're about to hit your prime 25-40.
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dark_magic
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Study banking. Learn the infinite banking concept. Practice it.
darius19
R.I.P. Kobe and Nip, that’s off the rip
If you have the opportunity, try and secure a job with a start date a few months out and if you got the bread, TRAVEL somewhere.
I’m glad I did before I started working full time because those are memories you’ll never get back
I’m glad I did before I started working full time because those are memories you’ll never get back
What’s is your degree in?
I’m in a relationship rn!! She wanna live together I’m like bae nooooo
this is a mistake.
order a catapult on Alibaba and get in that shyt. Doesn’t matter where you launch yourself to.
this is your only warning.
Ezekiel 25:17
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-Invest. Invest. Invest. Don't buy dumb shyt. 401k. Stocks. Etc.
-Start a workout program and meal prep now. If you don't I guarntee you'll be
in 3 years time.
-Start traveling. You're at the point in your life before girlfriends and wives and kids. Take advantage.
-Start a workout program and meal prep now. If you don't I guarntee you'll be
in 3 years time.-Start traveling. You're at the point in your life before girlfriends and wives and kids. Take advantage.
Keep learning, don’t buy an expensive car, stay at your first full-time job for at least a couple of years, take advantage of networking on LinkedIn. I have gotten my past 4 jobs from LinkedIn. These were good jobs too, that paid very well.
Also, don't only think of networking as something you do at work or "networking" events. I actually met my first IT recruiter who got me into 2 jobs playing intramural soccer.
Hope you had an internship at least. But as someone who graduated a few years ago. Don’t be in a rush to leave home. Don’t be afraid to blow money on frivolous things. don’t make it an addiction or habit, but doing this now will help you get it out of your system. Don’t lease a car, if you can just buy a used Honda or Nissan. don’t get anyone pregnant, make sure to focus on your reputation. Having a good one will take you far. shyt I went from 9 an hr, freshman year in college to 50k as a junior in college to 70k+ 2 years after college and my rep is what’s carrying me
I ain't going to go into the details of the grind but I did live with random roommates/family after graduating. It was worth it. I just bought a big ass crib this year to live in by myself. Like it's a workout to clean this bytch, I start breaking a sweat.