I live in a country where everything is being really shitty, prices going insanely high from day to day, people getting hurt in protests because we could lose very important rights, the president is a constant hate speech and everything kinda just sucks. I've been feeling like this too, I'm a student, and not being able to afford literal FOOD til the end of the month is so depressing. This video helped me at a little so thank you, we are the same age and the pressure we face is really strong.
True, needed this video. We have to be okay with having a simple routine and growing with time and giving consistent effort towards our goals. We can’t stay young forever, we can’t all be like the social media millionaires we see so often, and we can’t be teenagers with laborghinis and million dollar a month e-commerce businesses. We need to be ourselves, as we are, in the moment, applying effort to change how we wish. We may not be the final form we want, or we may not be close to our ideal self, but we are still ourself now, and we have to love ourself and the work we do to become better to truly see it through.
This is such a wonderful message! You are so articulate and it's absolutely brilliant to hear such maturity in a young man. I hope this video spreads as everyone needs to hear that social-media lives are not all that. 👏👏👏
Im still struggling with 'embracing the suck.' I'm always seeing my skills and abilities as not good enough, to the point that I can't be happy whenever I achieve anything-it's too small for me to recognize for long. Thanks, this helped.
Too many people complain that school doesn't teach anything about banking. But it does. If you can agree that 7 - 9 = -2, then you know how to handle your finances.
Not yet. That's just 1 math operation. Finances involve ALL basic math operations including Power, Square Root -lots of Subtraction-, even Tables, Modulo. And most important, financial education is all about understanding systems, economical ecosystems from the place we live, types of scams, downs and ups of value, planning long AND short term, and finding "sinkholes". An that is just the domestic stuff. Younger generations know way better what to do with money and what goes on around them - part of the reason why they are way more depressed. Older ones can't do jack other that simple subtraction, and complain the american dream ain't sustainable as in the "good old days", and blame the kids that just live in the hellscape the OGs started, literally
I live in a country where everything is being really shitty, prices going insanely high from day to day, people getting hurt in protests because we could lose very important rights, the president is a constant hate speech and everything kinda just sucks. I've been feeling like this too, I'm a student, and not being able to afford literal FOOD til the end of the month is so depressing. This video helped me at a little so thank you, we are the same age and the pressure we face is really strong.
True, needed this video. We have to be okay with having a simple routine and growing with time and giving consistent effort towards our goals. We can’t stay young forever, we can’t all be like the social media millionaires we see so often, and we can’t be teenagers with laborghinis and million dollar a month e-commerce businesses. We need to be ourselves, as we are, in the moment, applying effort to change how we wish. We may not be the final form we want, or we may not be close to our ideal self, but we are still ourself now, and we have to love ourself and the work we do to become better to truly see it through.
Good stuff man, I'll be praying for you bro
This is such a wonderful message! You are so articulate and it's absolutely brilliant to hear such maturity in a young man. I hope this video spreads as everyone needs to hear that social-media lives are not all that. 👏👏👏
Im still struggling with 'embracing the suck.' I'm always seeing my skills and abilities as not good enough, to the point that I can't be happy whenever I achieve anything-it's too small for me to recognize for long. Thanks, this helped.
Too many people complain that school doesn't teach anything about banking.
But it does.
If you can agree that 7 - 9 = -2, then you know how to handle your finances.
Not yet. That's just 1 math operation. Finances involve ALL basic math operations including Power, Square Root -lots of Subtraction-, even Tables, Modulo. And most important, financial education is all about understanding systems, economical ecosystems from the place we live, types of scams, downs and ups of value, planning long AND short term, and finding "sinkholes". An that is just the domestic stuff.
Younger generations know way better what to do with money and what goes on around them - part of the reason why they are way more depressed. Older ones can't do jack other that simple subtraction, and complain the american dream ain't sustainable as in the "good old days", and blame the kids that just live in the hellscape the OGs started, literally
okay unc