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  • Feb 9, 2022
    internet buddy

    Never too late for this

    Yup this is advice for everyone

  • Feb 9, 2022

    @op make sure you enjoy the end of high school and your first two years of college because nothing will ever be like it

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    americana
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    • figure out your finances and how you will work to provide for it when you inevitably live alone and go to school
    • think about your career path, school choices, and where those choices will lead you
    • obtain a healthy routine
    • cut down on social media. waste of time unless it directly relates to work but its still fun
    • get good at household chores (laundry, cooking, cleaning)
    • set up 401k and IRA funds
    • know how to maintain your own car
    • work on your social life and psyche. visit a therapist and see if there's steps to take to better your mental health
    • learn about your medical needs. visit a doctor
    • treat your pastimes as pastimes. dont turn your hobbies into hustles, a healthy work-life balance is needed for every human and turning your life into work isnt healthy
    • avoid debt unless you need to build credit and can pay that debt off in its entirety in the foreseeable future
    • invest in material industries that will gain more popularity because their utility increases. Things like cryptocurrencies and NFT’s are pump and dump at best

    2 yrs at community college then transfer to uni

    knock out gen ed there ^ and you can focus on more stuff related to your major at uni

  • Feb 9, 2022
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    necromancer

    2 yrs at community college then transfer to uni

    knock out gen ed there ^ and you can focus on more stuff related to your major at uni

    Yup yup yup

    4 years is a sham

  • Feb 9, 2022
    americana

    Yup yup yup

    4 years is a sham

    im doing community college in my hometown for this semester then ill transfer back hopefully

    university was very isolating so its nice to have a change of pace to just get sophomore gen ed courses over with

    i gotta retake a class when i get back to uni because i bombed it

    if i was to start fresh again in 2020, i should've done two years local then transferred

  • Feb 9, 2022

    get a sugar mama

  • Feb 9, 2022

    latter half of hs senior yr was when covid kicked off right after winter break

    it was sad they had to cancel prom and everything and ppl already had their rentals so people were pissed

    we didn't even get to walk the line and i picked up my diploma on campus on some drive-thru s***

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  • Feb 9, 2022

    Go to a trade school instead of college

  • Feb 9, 2022
    necromancer

    2 yrs at community college then transfer to uni

    knock out gen ed there ^ and you can focus on more stuff related to your major at uni

    The stigma around community college is so f***ing wack

    Im halfway through college debt free, got my gen eds, and made some decent connections college experience my ass the half cc half uni route is GOAT

  • Feb 9, 2022
    Legacy

    btc & eth

  • shane

    Set up 401K investments, automatic savings transfers, learn personal finance habits, learn the value of money and time, eat healthy, be healthy, invest in yourself

    401k is real. Or some sort of retirement fund is essential. I wish I knew this back then. I didn't start an 401k till years after I turned 18. But I take it serious now. Retirement is important. You dont wanna work till your 80. Also, if you end up passing away early, you can pass it to your loved ones, which can help secure a future for them. On a side note, I'm grateful my pops who rip, just passed not too long ago left me and my sisters his. That, combined with my own savings over the next several years should set me up good later on. You gotta stick with it though, and contribute what you can every week or 2. That's a start, and just being smart in general with the money your making. You can splurge here or there but dont make a bad habit out of it.

  • Nuja 🫶🏾
    Feb 9, 2022

    Building credit early.

  • Feb 9, 2022

    Save more money, spend more time with my high school friends

  • plants 🌻
    Feb 9, 2022
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    like 18 again? I'd f***ing cry because there would be no way i could luck into the same life i have right now.

  • Feb 9, 2022
    plants

    like 18 again? I'd f***ing cry because there would be no way i could luck into the same life i have right now.

    thats beautiful tbh bro

  • Feb 9, 2022

    would have gotten her pregnant

  • Feb 9, 2022

    I would work my ass off for next 7 years and dollar cost average a crypto portfolio and start a side hustle that can eventually be your main income.

  • Feb 9, 2022

    Start scamming. Get fake prescriptions and sell pills.

  • Feb 9, 2022
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    Learn how to get paid

  • Feb 9, 2022
    BLACK

    @scott

    You are financially ruining my future self.

  • Feb 9, 2022
    DVLPR

    That’ll be in 2027 but I’m planning on not going to college and instead work in whatever and try things until I realize what I want to do and see if college would make sense or not

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  • Feb 9, 2022

    jack off more often

  • Feb 9, 2022

    Don't be so stubborn

  • Feb 9, 2022
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    americana
    · edited
    • figure out your finances and how you will work to provide for it when you inevitably live alone and go to school
    • think about your career path, school choices, and where those choices will lead you
    • obtain a healthy routine
    • cut down on social media. waste of time unless it directly relates to work but its still fun
    • get good at household chores (laundry, cooking, cleaning)
    • set up 401k and IRA funds
    • know how to maintain your own car
    • work on your social life and psyche. visit a therapist and see if there's steps to take to better your mental health
    • learn about your medical needs. visit a doctor
    • treat your pastimes as pastimes. dont turn your hobbies into hustles, a healthy work-life balance is needed for every human and turning your life into work isnt healthy
    • avoid debt unless you need to build credit and can pay that debt off in its entirety in the foreseeable future
    • invest in material industries that will gain more popularity because their utility increases. Things like cryptocurrencies and NFT’s are pump and dump at best

    Lol at the second to last one

    Dont listen to him kids, perfectly possible to turn your real interests into a career