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haven’t even entered my twenties yet and feel like i don’t know wtf im doing besides dipping my toe in everything that makes decent money

@slusshyyproooo

Mar 20, 2025

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@stellawella

i despaired until something just fell into my lap. to be honest i think that’s how these things figure themselves out most of the time. make sure to have fun whenever you can, never feel guilty for having fun without having direction!

Mar 20, 2025

@maddymac

there is NO rush to figure everything out right now. you’re going to change so so much, especially during that period of time from being a teenager to being in your 20s. continue trying a whole bunch of different things & just make a list of things you actually enjoy doing. mg best piece of advice is if you can find a career your passionate about, find a career you’re good at & can make a salary you’re comfortable with. obviously, don’t go for a job that crosses all boundaries, but one you can do day by day. THEN, find hobbies that genuinely make you happy. work isn’t meant to be your whole life. it’s okay to apply yourself to a variety of different things, just make sure you fill your cup when you can !:)

Mar 20, 2025

@gigi-1

get a life

Mar 20, 2025

@slusshyyproooo

@GIGI-1 ur so kind💗

Mar 20, 2025

@oldbitchyoubury

I am a wo(man) of many hats. I’ve been paid to embalm people, break and train a horse, write public school science curricula, bake bread, and teach surfing. You can too! Any time someone offers you the chance to try on a new hat, do it! Think of yourself as an apprentice to all trades.

Mar 20, 2025

@cleanteeth

im 24, got a degree and a full time job and i don't have a clue either. Don't stress. your life won't end just because you're unsure. ride the wave of LIFEEEEEEEE

Mar 20, 2025

@slusshyyproooo

@CLEANTEETH man i appreciate this a lottt really ♣️♣️♣️

Mar 20, 2025

@cleanteeth

@SLUSSHYYPROOOO you're welcome. It's probably good to dip your toes in the big money makers, you need it to survive. But have fun, explore what makes you you and follow that shit like it's a religion

Mar 20, 2025

@slusshyyproooo

@CLEANTEETH I will stick your advice clean teeth ur awesome

Mar 20, 2025

@slusshyyproooo

@SLUSSHYYPROOOO LOL i mean stick TO

Mar 20, 2025

@cleanteeth

@SLUSSHYYPROOOO stick it to the man, i'm only ordinary really :)

Mar 20, 2025

@marxinista

@CLEANTEETH +1 to this i am also 24 with a job and not sure what i am doing! i like what i do now so i mostly recommend finding something you can live off of that you enjoy even if you aren’t totally sure about ultimate life plans. ~40 hours a week is a lot of time in your life so it’s worth finding something you don’t loathe !

Mar 20, 2025

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@chlonline

Mar 27, 2024

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Sort of??

I just didn’t take the straight route. I dropped out of college twice, and graduated when I was 25. Then took years off before going to grad school. Even then, it was years of trying things before I found my niche. I’m now 34 and solid in my career. Honestly, life is long and it makes total sense to me to want to shift when you are more sure of who you are. Go for it! Why not! Take a crazy chance!