Everything being said here is so true! I dealt with a lot of these things you mentioned when I moved out the first time and moved back in to pay down some debt. Planing on moving out again in Sept and looking forward to it. Mental health is so important!! Save money but at the same time give yourself a balance life. If you know you have difficulty saving, automate it and work with what’s left on your account.
Woow great video, what a coincidence am planning to move out, I just graduated the other day. This is the message I really needed to hear. Thank you so Much
@@ReggieBryantI moved out at 31 with just £200. It's better to move out asap. 4 I got put in supportive living instead of independent. It's 4 better to move out on your own accord
13:00 Be careful with cynicism when planning. Prepare an affirmation, any achievement or skill, before you consider options. Encourage yourself periodically and make a note of how many times you had to reject an idea. If you say 'no' to yourself 3 times in one session, recall a move that was successful and repeat your affirmation. Was there something similar that you could try? Is there a skill that you can develop to overcome doubts? Have you found something or someone to follow?
Bro…trust me! Shadiness in the workplace is so real! Especially working for small businesses. I’ve been through that, I’ve been yelled at and constantly worked in instability. For anyone working minimum wage coffee shops, I’d recommend working at more cooperate places like Starbucks vs independent cafes where there’s no HR; just the owner. Small businesses are usually more informal and much easier to get fired.
