I'm 63 years old. I've scanned the comments and am saddened but not surprised to see so many young people hurting. I'm here with some words of hope and, if you can stand it, some words of advice that you are free to read or disregard. First the hope: I want to let you know that I was unable to find a real lasting career until I was 40. You're still young. It can still happen for you. Now the advice: Shut off the noise that might be getting in the way of understanding what you want. We are bombarded with noise and messages all day and all night long. Take technology breaks. Spend some time each day in silence. Spend some time each day outside. A long walk (without earbuds, without phone-in hand at least) can really free your mind to do some serious thinking. You are also better plugged-in to your surroundings. It's important to notice that good dog, that smiling toddler, that squirrel running up a tree. Life is taking place and you must notice and take part. I know it's stuff you've all heard before, but I've found it helpful. Maybe you would too. Now, you can say, "Okay, Boomer," and get on with your day.
We've all heard this stuff before, agreed but what we do is forget it and are in need of these kinds of reminder all the time with all the distractions floating around in the world, and I'D FIGHT ANY LOSER WHO'D CALL YOU A BOOMER, becuz strangely enough u feel like a granny I've never had.
This is vintage RUclips. People use to use RUclips to share their stories in a real way just by talking. Definitely need more of these types of videos circulating for people 30+.
yeah, it really is. now it’s all about becoming a youtuber and selling products. back in the days you had a person with only 1 video and really good stories/advice and that was it.
The biggest lie our generation was told was to go to college no matter what. College does nothing but give you debt for most creative careers. Thank you for sharing! Good luck
If you put effort into exploring what's available to you - college gives you a bunch of opportunities to develop your interests / have more knowledge to inspire your creative process, make friends you wouldn't have met otherwise, and possibly connect with creative people that can help you get job opportunities - so I gotta disagree with your comment. But, I think there's truth to your core idea, since a lot of people drop out or don't go to college in the first place because they're focused, sure of their plan for the future, and passionate in terms of their creative career.
Yes, I agree with this. Plus the "creative career" industry is usually taken up with young adults who can afford to work either for free or at an extremely low salary. Their parents are usually wealthy. This isn't discussed enough so there are tons of people like this woman making the video hoping to get jobs in an already saturated industry.
@@MartinK-sr1vm This is all true. If you have the money, college can be great. However, try to start a creative career with low (or no) pay and $100k+ in debt. It doesn't work. I quickly realized I couldn't be making near minimum wage or "interning" for free in entry level production positions and make ends meet. My loans came due, and I had to get more consistent PAID work. If I didn't have that debt, I could have made it work.
Social media has a way of making you feel "left behind" or stuck, like your living a mediocre life, like everyone is living their best life, is graduating, has their dream career except you, and creating this desire to be exceptional. Leading to frustration, discontent and a dissatisfied life. I am grateful I have the low income job I have, and for the big part, I enjoy it, a place to stay, a roof over my head, food to eat, family and friends, and working towards being debt free. I am truly grateful
Will be turning 35 in a few months. I've had so many dead end low paid jobs in the last 10yrs. Completely unaware of the direction in life I was going. Ended 2 close friendships so literally had nobody. Never travelled anywhere. Depression & isolation was killing me. In the last 2yrs I improved my diet, started walking more, went back to school doing evening classes, found a job I enjoy with opportunities to grow, travelled to 2 countries in Europe, improved my credit score, used Bumble BFF and amazingly made 3 close friendships where I go out for meals & events. Looking back the transformation is incredible. I feel so much better. My tip is to be patient as small incremental progress compound over time. Your journey is unique and record your achievements. There will be days where you might doubt yourself, so its important to recall actual concrete evidence of progress. I'm actually looking forward to my 40s : )
I literally broke down and cried the other day asking God for help. I needed a sign and then I see this video and your message. Thanks for that ❤❤❤ I don't know my purpose yet but I know I have one
Thank you for sharing, you just reminded me that I need to go take a walk and go grocery shopping for some healthy food. I’m 36 and my life will always require a reminder to consistently practice good habits, think positively and practice gratitude, and set new goals on a regular basis. It is easier to maintain happiness and good habits than it is to pull yourself out of the spiraling slump.
the fact that over 1 million people have watched this video shows that this is systemic result of late stage capitalism, not a personal failure. Thank you for your vulnerable and relatable video, I am rooting for you! xo
its definitely culture people decide these things who are often guided culture, its not just because effort can be translated into currency which the value of which is subject to human decisions
@@hazeld8016 Men wanted women to vote. It wasn't until they promised we wouldnt be drafted that we wanted to vote and wanted the bill passed. They wanted women to vote so they had more people they could sway one way or another. Its actually pretty interesting once you start reading all about it. I'm an egalitarian and found it interesting.
My mother was kicked out of her PhD program, then got married at the age of 40 and gave birth to me at the age of 45, two months away from 46! Her wisdom helped me greatly! There's plenty of time for things.
Wow that is such a powerful reminder that everything moves in divine time. My Mom had her last kid in her late 30s and me in her early 20s and we got raised by TWO different women, my Mom was much more calm and equipped for kids as she aged.
This is inspiring on so many levels. I’m starting my masters program at 41 . Currently not married or with kids but surprisingly, I’m excited about the future🙏🏽🙏🏽🎉
Girl you are telling me my life with your words. I wanted to get married at 25 and kids by 27, own a house with an good paying job. That was me picking an easy life at 20, thinking I didn't want to be ambitious, I didn't want millions of dollars. I just wanted a simple easy life and do my hobbies. What really happened to me, never married, lots of heart breaks, tons of debt from school/consumer debt, living in apt with room mates and working in retail. No kids or husband. I am 35. At 30 I realized the goals I put on myself would never happen. I accepted it. I understand many of us are in the same boat. Its not my fault. Currently I am more ambitious then I have ever been in my entire life. I am going to manifest greatness. Back in school, my debt is lowest it has been in ten years, dating a wonderful person, own a cat and I take pride in me. I even survived cancer. Girls we got this!!! We will overcome and be success. Best on your journey xoxo Akouto
I'm 34, single, no job with a huge gap on my CV, living with my family, surviving with my bare minimum because I don't wanna be a burden. That's my life.
Same at 40, it's not exactly the money or certain lifestyle that puts the most pressure on me but the expectation, people not treating you as a human being with dignity if you don't have money and stellar carear own expensive cars, societies standard to treat you with dignity is only through how much money and goods you have, even the poorest of people treats you like garbage because you are not rich there is nothing they can extract from you expect from you financially so they have no reason to treat you with respect, then comes the total alienation from society even family because they are not different from wider society at all, I stopped going out, I have no motivation whatsoever to succeed, all success means is to impress other people I don't even like, so I just sink deeper and deeper because there is no motivation. When I look at society ppl draw their motivation from extreme hatred of humanity and to prove people they don't like that they are superior than them and have the chance to oppress other people be a top dog. I've never able to adopt this mind set. I wouldn't mind to be poor, but society is such that if you don't go with their norms they try to obliterate you.
THIS is the kind of content we need. So many people out here making fun of women past 30 for being "too picky" and "that's why they're alone" This girl did all the steps. College, marriage, looking for work. We need to be more compassionate and love each other.
I'm 42.😮 Oh girl she's past it. I'm not even reading her comments. How can she even write with such brittle bones? 40 wow! She's ancient! That's right, I am 42. Living with a boyfriend who just yesterday became an ex boyf after I exploded at him while eating magic mushrooms basically I just td him. "If I met him at a house party" that basically "I'd detest him." Psycho psilocibin. Dam that's hard to spell. So now I have a choice stay and live with this guy who is now my ex and has no sense of humour or leave on a wing and a prayer. I studied comedy...so obviously that means I'm jobless. On the inside I'm Ellen but on the outside I'm Dorothy lost in The Wizard of Oz. Stay frightened in Kansas safe but alone or pack up and fly. I mean honestly I remember being 26 looking at a picture thinking if only I was younger. Ha. I mean I think that thinking might never change. If I'm on my death bed and writer isn't on my...head stone. That means I never lived it. What is it that scares me so much my boyfriend... Ex boyfriend asks. I don't know. But all that pops into my head is the song from The Wizard of Oz. "If I only had a brain". That's helpful. 😅
@jonesym5438clearly the woman in the video was actively looking for a job but struggling and the majority of the people in the comments are experiencing the same thing. criticizing someone for rightfully using resources from the government (unemployment) shouldn’t be frowned upon if someone is trying to do better.
Omg! These comments are everything I needed. I’m 27, no kids, no bf, one friend , and no license. I have been feeling lost for months now and I needed this video. Thank you all ❤
I’m 25 with no job, no direction, depressed. It sucks so much getting rejection emails everyday. But i will never give up. Never! A lot of older folks that I spoke to told me that it’s actually pretty common for people to feel this way, especially at my age. Hope is all I have, and I’ll continue to have hope. I hope you have hope too! I wish you well!
@@exceptionallife4768 Many cults and religions where women are abused and opressed follow the same mindset as you. 🙃 Its not helpful to society in any way, besides to uphold men already in power. No thanks.
Find what you really love and make that your work. Society teaches us to work and get a career but I don't want that. I want to own my own business. It's a lot of stuff that I have to figure out for myself. But I'm doing it because this is what I see myself doing until the end of time. So this is for me. For you take your time and find out what makes you happy 🩷
I remember when I was 25 feeling old and like a looser, remove that form your life!!! you will be 50 and older wishing to go back to today. Do the experiment, imagine your 50 or older and you were given the chance to go back to 25 and do it all over again, see your loved ones younger and healthier we are not here forever! Go out make friends take courses, work hard and enjoy your youth.
I’m 37 and I was in the same boat as you at 33 and here’s what I did to turn that around: 1. I went back to school (law school). You don’t need to go to law school, even if you just complete a certificate program on Udemy, learning is always a good idea. 2. I joined a sorority through the graduate chapter. This surrounded me around positive women, community events and activities. 3. I started volunteering and joined local organizations like the Urban League, Junior League, Young Professionals, etc. 4. I started taking my job more seriously. Even if it wasn’t my “passion” or a job I loved, I challenged myself to be the best at whatever I was doing. This gave me purpose everyday. 5. I started a gratitude journal. Everyday, I listed everything I was grateful for that day and why. No negativity, only gratitude. 6. I gave myself a daily self-care and skin care routine. 7. I changed my diet and took working out more seriously. Even if it was just walking on the treadmill for 30 mins, I committed myself to doing something active everyday. 8. I started to attend galas that supported causes and issues that I cared about. 9. Planned at least two trips per year and went out with friends at least once per month, at minimum. 10. Got a therapist on BetterHelp Purpose is thinking bigger than yourself. Giving back to the community can be just as impactful and important. People need to realize that goals do not need to be big and lofty. Sometimes they are just accomplishing small tasks that you complete throughout the day. You have to give yourself credit for that. I feel like people go wrong when they compare themselves too much to others or they try to follow some idea about what they should be doing at their age. Your life’s path is unique and it should be treated as such. Although I have a child now, single and childless women NEED to understand that having a man and children should not be the only things that give you purpose in life. Marriage and motherhood are A LOT more stressful and burdensome than people tell you it is and it will not give you value and purpose if you don’t already have it. I think I’m a good mother now because I built myself into a good woman before I had my child. I had purpose before I became a mother. I do not recommend women having children and getting married before they curate a fulfilling life for themselves.
2 thru 7 sound good to me. Number 1 I would suggest community or online college to prevent building up further debt. Number 8 I guess if you're not an introvert like me. Number 10 I'm not sure about. I've heard some very bad reviews on BH to be honest. Maybe just find a local therapist or use the journal to write about your troubles for free
It's nice to see a non-Instagram person showing how rough life can be even when you put a lot of effort into it. Most people just post their success stories and go on how "if you're not succeeding, it's your own fault, you're not working hard enough".
@@ildikoedit9110 let’s also not hate on successful people also..🙄that just sounds jealous. It’s totally okay to care about your career or money (you can use it for good reasons) that makes you in no way a sociopath BUT that ≠ success, success can look different for everyone since we all have different POV on what success is aka what success looks like for us is totally different to the individual If your goal in life is to open a little bakery with your best friend and you made it = that can be success for you For other success is getting married & creating a little family while for some that’s their worst nightmare and they just want to travel and making that happen is success for them. I am working hard and study 24/7 just so I can financially support my parent (I have older parents).. and I want to be wealthy so they don’t have to work anymore at their age and can see the world - they’ve always worked and never got to enjoy life I want them being able to travel and rest.
I’m in the same boat, 32 and I live with my parents but I’m happy. I have a good job at a surgery center and I keep in good shape. I’m single but I’m not stressing it. Nothing is guaranteed in this life just make the most of everyday and appreciate the little things. Your on the right track
Yep. What many people (even those with families of their own) will never admit is that the "direction" slump can happen at any point in your life. Even with marriage, kids, a set career path-- or none of those at all... The personal "slump" happened to my parents in their early 40's. I can imagine this happening to other people at different stages, too. Don't let the status quo fool you. Life happens and nothing is indeed set in stone. And that's just life. 🤷♀️
Respectfully, this woman said she has no family, no job and no direction. How is that the same boat? I mean no harm. This just really stood out to me as confusing
I'm a 17-year-old girl about to graduate from high school with a low GPA and absolutely no direction for the future. Honestly this comment section is really comforting. It's reassuring to know that you don't have to have your entire life figured out by 18, 20, 25, or even later to be successful. Many people have been in the same, or even worse, situations than mine and have still found peace. Thank you for making this video and being so open with the public.
Trust me, coming from a 20 year old about to transfer from college to university no matter which stage you are in life, we’re all just trying to find our way❤ the best you can do is take things at your pace. The whole world can wait, you have a lifetime to make new experiences. After all, life is what you make out of it
Please take some advice from a grandma...if you're not sure what you want to do in life (and that's okay!) and aren't academically inclined, don't be pushed into going straight into college if you can help it. I was in that position almost 40 years ago. I had to go to college or else I would have been kicked out. I wasn't allowed to look into trade school - I was required to pursue a 4 year degree at minimum. I lasted about a year. I just wasn't college material. (I had learning difficulties that required intensive tutoring in high school just so I could pass certain classes.)I floundered a lot because I wasn't in a position to make plans for my life that fit me. So please make your own plans for your life that are a good fit for you. Take a year and work if you're not sure. I wish I had been courageous enough to do that when I was your age.
Im turning 19 in less than 2 weeks and I still dont know where to go and what to do. It's eating me up inside. I have to be patient with myself and be kinder to myself. And you should too. We're still young. Don't pressure yourself too much because everyone's already pressuring you. All you can do to help yourself is to meditate and do positive talk instead of negative talk because you're unconscious self is listening to those negative thoughts and it'll never help you in any way but making you feel worse. Just live in the moment and be Patient. This is not everything in your life. Your life will be better soon. You'll have that job, you'll go to that college, you'll have that car, you'll have that peace. Love yourself for even waking up everyday. Thank yourself for taking care of your body everyday. You're trying and that's what's matters. Life is full of struggles. Everyone's struggling in their own way. Everything is gonna be fine. Dont forget to laugh today. You deserve it.
A low GPA too doesn’t mean less intelligence. There are so many other factors to go into it. It could also mean that you spent time putting your energy and efforts into other things that you enjoyed. I hated HS and wanted to get my GED and get the hell out of there, but my traditional family pushed me to go all 4 years. Not one employer has asked for or looked at my diploma. I’m smart and well off by working hard, but HS didn’t do shit for me. I didn’t mature either until my 20s. See if you can make money off your hobbies. Everything works out if you plan for it too.
Lockdown has destroyed everything. The governments think we will forget them imprisoning us inside. But we won't ever forget the great lockdowns. Prison planet.
@@Escape2FreedomAsapyou’re right. mostly women have posted these type of video discussions. however, i’ve known of 3 men (through work and school) that killed themselves just in 2023 alone. you know there are more. the men are alone and not okay too. everyone is going through it. men just don’t talk about it as much.
im 37 and no kids..dont want any either, working part time and a side hussle too. no real close friends either. i cut ties with one of my close ones for good reason. sometimes It gets lonely trying to make new friends.i just wanna travel more too and move out of my current city
@@thebookcompanion1631you should keep quiet with your wonderings. Has it ever occurred to you that there are things outside of a person's control? What is the point of being sad and depressed (as you seem to suggest) over something you cannot control? That is the real foolishness. We should learn to be content with our portion, that doesn't mean we don't want something different it's just where we are right now.
If you keep uploading, this will be your career. Do you realize how refreshing it is listening to a well-spoken, genuine person on the internet? That's why Sam Sulek blew up; why can't you?! Subbed, see you next time 🙏🏼
@@xoxoakouto Facts ! Kudos to you and it sounds like you just found a new career. Subscribed and I’m rooting for you 🎉 may 2024 look much brighter for you but please don’t change your realness we love it! 👍🏾💪🏾🙌🏾💪🏾
Keep posting esp with regards to the things you like doing e.g. window shopping, cooking, reviews on books/ give us your perspective on the reads name it You can really rock it
This video is truly inspiring! I don’t usually share recommendations, but I have to tell you about the book women’s magic truths on borlest. It offers unique perspectives on wealth and self-care that you won’t find elsewhere. Wishing everyone all the best
This comment section is wilde. I don't think I've seen anything remotely similar. Ever single comment is long, honest, people are opening up, they're going through the same thing, giving advice, showing support. wow Just wanted to point that out. Needless to say, I'm on the same boat. Thank you for making this video. Proof that when you make something honest, something true to yourself, it's rewarded. It reached the intended audience. Keep it up. Do not doubt you're doing the right thing. ♡
Yasss I was thinking the same thing! It’s very heartwarming to see everyone connect and be so vulnerable with one another. Hugs to everyone and blessings to her ❤
At 29 I was lost, not enough pay my wife left me for a another dude, I took time to reinvent myself and work harder & smarter. Currently leading a good life, six figure + income, I have a gf that loves me. I travel the world and I will be 33 next month. You can pull through too. I love the honesty in your story hang in there
Thanks for the kind comments, reinventing is a personal path, do stuff that resonates with you. Learn new skills, read books, get your money right (it affects your life choices) , network with people, live to be happy!
30 year old in HR here (who just started making a living wage myself). My biggest piece of advice to literally anyone is to network. I know it sounds cliche, but it’s true. Even entry level positions can get hundreds of applications. Someone dropping your name sets you apart. We don’t break any rules to get someone an interview, they’ve still gotta be qualified, but it’s like having a little asterisk by your name. Use any connections that you have. Seriously. You seem like a lovely person. Get some folks to vouch for you.
Sis I am routing for you, keep creating contents, thank you for sharing this video, I am 33 yrs old and I don't feel like I have a sense of direction either
I'm 34 and on disability after a permanent goodbye attempt. My mental health has been my biggest struggle my entire life. I've never been talented or good at anything. Nothing comes easy to me. I'm a slow learner with a possible learning disability. I don't feel like I belong here. I can't even figure out what I want. My heart goes out to anyone who feels this way. It's a struggle to keep going sometimes but know you're not alone
Hi! I suggest you read Medical Medium (Anthony William) books or health articles from his website. I believe following the diet he recommends can be very helpful.
Please don’t downplay yourself. Society has given us a description of what success means and so we keep trying to fit in. But I want you to know that you’re unique in your own way and you can start by looking into yourself. What do you like doing? What gives you joy? Note: it may be the most random things that does not fit into the stereotypical description of how your life should be. Please I beg you, embrace your uniqueness, go off social media if you have to and find that strength and skills to conquer and come out of this! I’m rooting for you!
@@beckydike1069 @anna I agree! A testimony here: I'm back working in my field in culinary and going back to school. I also started putting limits on contact and also ended connections from those who trigger me. Moral of the story: Resilience, fortitude, perseverance and stoicism is sooooo attainable compared to seeking value in "living a typical adult life" Even though your situation isn't ideal but remember the things you really like or always wanted to try. Sometimes even watching a cute cartoon, drinking a nice cup of coffee or tea, eating your favorite food while watching a favorite childhood movie, and painting your nails makes you feel giddy inside ❤️❤️ Praying and manifesting you get out your situation soon and embark on your rebirth journey! Xoxo
also brings her purpose. I love that she made this video. so much courage and I love the comments of those bringing their own situation and advice this is so helpful. thank you. ♡
37 years old, about to lose my business and my home, but still with a massive mortgage that no job will ever pay for. Lost and depressed, it's so amazing to see other vulnerable REAL human beings out there. Thank y'all for sharing, blessings for all of you🙏
As a 33 yr old mom of five, balancing career, kids, and a personal life, girllllll you betta get out there and TRY everything while you dont have to be responsible for anyone but yourself. Have a experiences! Create a bucket list and thrash it. Go volunteer and help unfortunate people. Create something. Have a health routine and habits. Find some hobbies… take yourself out and around the world! Dance in the rain. Face some fears and document the whole thing! Be free my love! ❤
She can do all that but she’s not going to be happy until she finds a Partner that she loves and that Person loves her and she can do some of those things together
@@redscorpion9325you don’t need a partner in order to be happy. I’ve been single for 30 years, and it’s important to learn how to be happy BEFORE you get into a relationship. No one is designed to be responsible for the other person’s happiness. We are human, so we make mistakes & WILL let others down. The one to lean on fully is God. Having humans that care/love us is a perk! Eventually we will die as a single individual & will report to God alone. Community & live is important though!
I'm 54 and really screwed financially and have struggled with depression my whole life, even in times of prosperity. It's terrifying to think about how on earth I'll be able to survive in retirement. The one thing that always brings me peace, if only for a while, is nature. Sit with some sunflower seeds and peanuts on your porch, in your yard, or in a park, and make friends with squirrels and birds. They will never let you down. I know a lot of people hate squirrels, but if you watch and interact with them long enough, you'll see that they're quite hilarious. Same with pigeons. (skip the bread for birds especially -- it's nutritionally inert for them) Also, the RUclips/podcast channel HealthyGamerGG is great for depression and for problem-solving. It's slightly geared towards guys, but I'm a woman and get a lot out of it. He's a psychiatrist who nearly failed out of undergrad bc of his gaming addiction. Good luck to you and to all of us.
I just turned 24 two days ago and I already feel like I’m failing at life. Sending everyone all the encouragement. It’s hard seeing people your age or younger more successful and still feeling like you’re behind. Doesn’t make me feel good at all 😭.
gurl.....its okay....its life. unlike school there is no report card. your life is your life and theirs is theirs. You can only see the good parts of their life. And guess what, not everyone deems success equally. its okay. take small steps at a time. recognize your bad habits, and try to take one step to improve them. all will be well...
At 34, I left my dead end low paying career and had to move back with my parents. I was single, depressed and feeling hopeless. With the little money I had, I decided to do a little solo traveling. Changed my life. After coming back, I reconnected with someone who'd I dated very briefly in my early 20's. We're now married, 2 kids, own a home. I'm 41. Never give up on the life you want. But its necessary to get out of your comfort zone. I was able to build confidence while traveling, lost a bit of weight and started feeling hopeful again. The universe started to reward me with the energy I was putting out there. Put out into the universe what you want out of life!
I'm a 26-year-old woman living in Saudi Arabia, where the unemployment rate is really high. I don't have a career and have lost my sense of purpose in life. Thank you for sharing your journey; I hope you achieve whatever you want in life.
I’m 44. I was scammed trying to rent a home. I have not been able to get back on my feet every since that happened. I lost my apartment thinking we (I have 2 girls) were moving into another home. I have 1 friend. I do have a job, just can’t find a home. I am lost in life rn. I am in different directions. I am so happy to come across this video. Life has been a complete disaster. I pray for your journey, and everyone else in the comments. May you all find peace and get what you absolutely need right now
I’m 28 years old and still living with my parents.. I’ve never dated anyone and I graduated college with a useless major, thus I’m now working a remote job I really hate. Was dealing with pretty horrible health issues that held me back for about 6 years, now I’m in the process of restoring everything I lost. Some people appear to be extremely blessed at my age, while people like me seem to be “cursed.” I guess all we can do is keep grinding the best we can despite what life may throw at us
I am 32 years old. I’ve been looking for videos about this exact kind of experience because I’ve been so ashamed of being unemployed and directionless. So much of that content is by 20-something year olds, who have very valid perspectives! But there’s something about being 10 years out of college and still feeling aimless that hits differently. When you’re in your 20s, people still see potential in you. If you’re older, people are very judgey about how you’ve spent your time so far.
Yeah that's what happened to my husband, a year ago he tried to pivot into tech and wasted 1 year old his life, got all the certificates and training then no one hired him into any entry level tech job and we were told there are up to 400 applicants per job. I feel like companies are more likely to give the entry level role to some 23 year old fresh grad. Oh well, he had to give up and chalk it up as a wasted year and many wasted hours studying, since we don't live with parents and can't live like an eternal student forever
It will take time! trust me i was rejected left right and centre, after achieving all the requisite training and education. I qualified as a lawyer at 30. I waited for 7 years! doing various jobs no consistency but thats the way life has made me stronger!! it WILL HAPPEN FOLKS
@@fluffythebluepersian4888AFAIK, companies put more value on projects than any certifications. Has your husband done any projects that’s relevant to the job that he’s applying ?
@@fluffythebluepersian4888My friend just had a similar experience and she DOES have experience! She took a year off the help open a business with her friend and then tried to get back into tech and applied to SO many jobs. Got a few interviews here and there but it took MONTHS to get one offer. Then you just have to take it whether you want it or not. Though they say tech jobs are the most prolific?
Anyone thinking 30’s is has-been, please don’t. Life is just beginning and you can do almost anything you want. I mean maybe you won’t become an Olympic platform diver at this point, but seriously, the world is yours. Don’t settle! But do talk to yourself and ask yourself honestly about what you want.
I’m 33, nurse, no children, 1 friend/boyfriend. Basically I only communicate with him and my mom. I was accused of basically not seeing my patients. Ruined my whole career. That was 2014, graduated 2013. I just got hired as a nurse again after 6 years of trying. I say all of that to say, yes people will doubt you. The worst thing you can do is doubt yourself. Sending love and positivity to all.
you got this queen🎠🎠 im not nurse but doing my best to become a, preschool teacher . i have only 1 friend 0 boyfriend and yes also only communicate with my mom
« Instead of waiting for a company to tell me I am not good enough, I am going to create my own content » Now that’s how you take your power back and for that alone, I am so proud of you ❤️
I'm gonna revisit this video in 6 months. Things are gonna get better for us all! 6 months later!!! Yall I got an apartment. Live on my own. In a different department. Life is hard but I'm managing. Still praying for hope and healing. These last 6 months have really taught me something.
@@s.c.h6512 oh my God I'm so happy to hear that☺️ Things will keep getting better for you by God's grace🙏 your 6 months affirmation came to pass indeed😃💗
54 year old here. I didn't became "successful" until my mid 40s. Be patient with yourself. Spend time in nature to quiet your mind. TRAVEL. Create adventures for yourself. There's a whole world out there, which is sometimes hard to see when you're in the thick of stress. Shockingly, your career may not be at all what you think it is. Good Luck!!! one last thing, DON'T COMPARE YOURSELF TO ANYONE ON SOCIAL MEDIA.
My advice would be to do anything that takes bravery to do. Just anything. You already know what can make you happy. For example if it’s art, simply practice it, build your experience and work your way from down to the top. Create a passion or a goal in life. Show your face where you normally wouldn’t and meet people that your personal path attracts towards you. Get another job if you need to, that job isn’t the only thing on the planet. You could get a job on a cruise ship and survive. You could work at a cinema and survive. You could become a local politician and survive. You could start a business or get employed at a small business and survive. You could even start working at an interesting bar. Do what’s good for your health. Spoiler alert: it’s not to continue living a life that feels empty and ‘dead end’.
Y’all do everything to yourselves. Y’all got issues but a man can’t have any himself but you expect a guy to have his shit together when his just as human as you
I’m 27 years old living with my folks, no relationships, no kids, and most of my friends have their own place and family. I worked at several jobs, but either I got fired or quit due to personal reasons. I haven’t even traveled to no other countries. But I finally stepped up to pursue my graduate degree and going to therapy. All I can say, is to don’t be afraid to take risks and chase opportunities.
i really connect to you. don't think you are alone. im 26 almost and i feel the same, we think life is all about getting a job and starting a family. but its just breathing and its just feeling alive in little things. 100 years from now you will be vanished from this earth so just take everything as a privileged experiences of a human. there is always someone in bad condition that u.
I don't know if this will inspire or depress you. I'm living your life at 63! The only difference between us is 30 years, I've never been married, I don't wear glasses, and I have multiple cats. After a decade of dedication, I was fired from my job for basically being "too old". Now I'm contemplating starting over instead of retiring. I knew I should've moved on from that job but I became comfortable so they decided for me. A job search at my age is no joke. But, actually, I'm finally free to pursue something I really want to do. I focus on the positives in my life. I have health, friends, family, experience, ideas, interests, hobbies, cats, food, shelter and clothing. I'll be fine. I, too, was thinking of starting a YT channel. I'll take this video as a sign that I should move forward with this idea. Thanks very much for sharing!
I'm 29 and honestly the idea of being single with many cats your age sounds like a dream. I just got my first cat. And I agree with you about reinventing yourself. I hope you find something good ❤❤❤
I’m 59 + now just starting my journey, after having experienced many unfortunate things. But as you say, we have much to be thankful for. Start your channel!
At the age of 33 I moved to a different country and started my life from zero.Dont give up, there is a great job there. Every one has a different path and You are not obliged to achieve same goals other people before certain time frames.
I am 43. I've been trying to move to Thailand for the past three years now. But since I don't even have a job, then I can't even make the move. I live in Antigua in the Caribbean.
@@sunmoonrising81 I always wanted to live in Asia since I was a teenager. And these past few years, Thailand has popped up on my radar. Plus it is far cheaper to live than Antigua.
I’m 31 unemployed, no vehicle, never had a life after high school, no friends, no partner, no motivation and 1 kid. It’s the worst feeling and I can’t tell if I’m going to make it or not. I feel like everything is falling apart. But this video gives me hope in that I’m not alone in this struggle called life.
I urge you to listen to Jordan Peterson talk about depression and anxiety and his 12 rules of life. There's plenty of his content here in youtube. For the past 6 years I have been in a pit, unable to even fold my laundry or make my bed. Just getting by and making sure my kids are surviving. But my god I was not living. Just surviving. This man's talks and lectures have pulled me out of that pit. My house has never been cleaner. I feel at peace for the first time. I have plans to return to college. I started the gym. All things that seems basically impossible to me the day before discovering this man.
You are not alone. Don’t believe the lies of the enemy. We all feel down about ourselves a lot of times even if it seems that a person’s life is perfect. Your life is worthy, beautiful, meaningful, and just getting started 🎉
I’m 54 and I just started my journey to becoming a nurse. I always knew that I wanted to be a nurse at an early age because I wanted to help people. Well needless to say I got off track and now I’m trying to get into a nursing program. It’s okay to start over again
As a RN of 14 years. Nursing is hard, stressful and grueling. Many nurses are getting out. Have a GREAT support system if that is really what you want.
I agree with comment below, Iam a registered nurse with 20 years experience in oncology and palliative care,it's extremely stressful, very often depressing but also meaningful and human, makes you humble and better as a person, I love my job and I wish you as a future colleague all best 😊
As a 22 year old with no vehicle, no job, living with my parents, you sharing this was such a relief and a burden lifted. Thank you for your transparency and being vulnerable with us 💗🫶🏽
@@erikathomas5801as young adults the pressure to have everything together hits us just as bad especially with social media, and especially in our 20s. Don’t try to invalidate how she feels because she’s young.
Being so transparent and humanizing is commendable. Social media has framed people’s minds to portray their lives as “perfect” and yet you’re on this global platform sharing about yours during difficult circumstances. Perseverance is what you embody. Time stamps mean nothing. Your path is YOURS. I hope and pray that you receive all things you’re more than worthy of because of your actions.
I never imagined adulting to be like this and I’m 25. I think we are living in truly unpredictable strange and weird times. The whole world has changed in such a short amount of time compared to the 90s and early/mid 2000s and not in a good way. The attitude of humans have shifted from being free to being annoyed and beyond stressed out. People have become more violent and careless because the world is really rough right now. Please don’t be hard on yourselves. Seeing all the comments it speaks volume that I and we are not alone ❤️
@@helloworld7818 Nobody is in the business of creating Jobs,it's the duty of all of us.We need to become the solution we're looking for. The next generation depends on us yet we're crying....
First off, don't forget you have already achieved two of your goals. Completing college, and marriage. Did achieving these goals guarantee the outcome you had always planned or hoped for? Not yet. You're well spoken, and professionally mannered. Why wait to be hired? This is your start. You can interview other people in your position, under similar circumstances. That could be the very premise for this channel. So many people are where you are, or have been where you are. Ask people in the comments if they would be willing to tell there story by interview. I bet your channel would be very successful, because it is so relatable. Just a thought.
Oh yes, a lot of us forget about the networking part. Even though I don't follow this as much as I should, I tell people all the time, NETWORK, NETWORK, NETWORK!! Informational interviews with people at companies or in positions you want to work in are extremely helpful.
I’m 28 and I feel like my life doesn’t have direction, I feel stuck living with a family member I don’t want to live with, just quit my horrible corporate job , and now restarting over with the job search , but working retail for the moment.
My one piece of advice would be is DO NOT WAIT. If you want something do not wait for it to happen somehow start it yourself. Create you own company, find like minded people in the same position and build something together. Get out of the house and surround yourself with people who are living the life you want or have the things you want to have. Sometimes we don’t realise that we need a shift in mindset until we are around people who are doing what we want to be doing and we realise they think entirely differently to us. Being around those people will make you subconsciously step up your game. Now I say this as someone who never did any of these things because I never had any advice and was too embarrassed to ask for it. I’m in my 40s and in a similar position. Am I sad about it? Yes, a little bit I’m not mad, I’m just glad I realised now, better late than never. All those cliches sayings are cliches for a reason; they have a point "Procrastination is the thief of time" "Feel the fear and do it anyway" "better to regret something you did do than something you didn’t"
you don't have to do anything or prove yourself to anyone.... "I'm a 33 year old woman with no life." No. you're a 33 year old woman just doing what you were meant to do, living.
I'm 24....no home...never had one...mom left me when I was young and my dad took care of us. Finished school and passed well. Dad lost his job....couldn't afford to go to college...stayed a year at home doing nothing... I kept praying to God to give me a job...then we had few money for food....got a retail job that paid me like E1000 which is like $100. Tried surviving off it but got chased out... I tried doing business and it never got successful. I stayed home until now.. sad part is I don't know how long I'm gonna stay here as my dad's not working anymore and my greatest fear is being homeless. I swear I'm always looking for a job with no luck...life is hard 😭😭😭💔I just wanna die and end this pain
You're still very young. Please don't give up. Continue to pray and apply for jobs. I am absolutely sure that things will work in your favor. God bless you!
I took any job in my 20s to have to live somewhere and pay :) Understand you, just take every job exist to survive Later is a bit easier cuz u gained an experience to nexts jobs :)
hi my love, I’m so sorry to hear that you’ve experienced such hardship. I’m glad you’re still here and I hope you continue to stay. you deserve so much good in this life and it’s coming. please take care of yourself and be gentle. I love you🩷🫂
Girl .. I started medical school at 18 got into one of the most competitive schools in my country , it literally mentally , economically and physically destroyed me , completed my whole degree but failed one of my exams by 0.1 percent , that pushed Me into the deepest depression I ever experienced in my life , so I pretty much have to start life all over again at 27🙄, every day gets better and better , we got this❤️
@@ashleykay6701In some countries (I am not sure about how it looks in the USA) you can't retake certain exams. E.g. in Germany, if you fail the third attempt at a final in uni you get exmatriculated and blocked for that major in the whole country.
Praying for you. There’s literally always a reason things don’t work the way we think they will. 18 years ago after just Knowing I was going to be an anesthesiologist- I got to my university and realized I didn’t want to be in the medical field. I was so lost… since then I’ve been blessed to have a few careers that has shaped my life for what I truly desire. All I can tell you is …. KEEP ON LIVING❤❤
@@ComfyCatzWow they need to change that. Are you able to drop courses? Many times is the teacher, the books that they pick, and lack of supplemental study aids especially if the authors are bad. For me it’s the teachers that don’t use textbooks and/or plain text ones that are the worst plus not all exams the same. I did bad in certain sciences but I can’t stand it when the exam was just two complex questions. It was a certain science for my basic GE slot. Basically explaining mRNA, DNA, and cellular transport it was decades back for two complex situations. But yeah I did bad, my thought process thinks this unfair for an intro class but yeah for pre-med majors it was too easy. It was sharing basic knowledge and drawing basic parts on paper.
Don't beat yourself up about not getting those media opportunities when you were younger. It wasn't that you weren't goid enough, you simply didn't have the right connections. What people don't tell you when pursuing fields like visual media, arts, journalism, fashion, etc is that connections are everything in those fields especially when trying to get your foot in the door.
On the cusp of turning 25 and so much of this is an exact description of my life. Appreciate you sharing, it can be so isolating to feel this way so to see so many people connecting to this is both sad but also makes it feel less lonely. Wishing you and everybody else a happy life.
I’m 21 and the comments have me crying . I haven’t lived with my mom since I was 16 . I’ve lost it all , gotten kicked out by siblings and got back on my own feet, I was raised by a mother who always made a way. I believe y’all will be okay , you still have life to live if you’re commenting ❤️
@jtw99235So true. We all belong to each other. I saw this post on Twitter/X, about how “the longer you’ve been single, the harder it gets to date” and everyone was talking about how being in a relationship is a waste of time and creates stress, but no one was talking about how beautiful it is to build a life with another person, even if it’s a friend. We’ve gotten to a point in society where wanting friends and wanting to be in a relationship is considered “being codependent” or “not knowing how to be alone” and thus we’ve created shame in those who long for any form of companionship.
33 looking 20. I wouldn’t say not knowing what you want to do is a bad thing. I’m 25 in the same boat. Life is all about experience… we don’t have to have it all together. I would say that being a late bloomer is very real and may become the norm.
I’m am 26 and definitely a late bloomer and I’m okay with that! I am married and have one son and now starting over again trying to do nursing. I use to beat myself up about it too. But, I have to do something for me now.
@@ImjusthereleavemealoneI’m in nursing as well! The good thing about nursing is that there are so many different fields to chose from, and there will always be work worldwide. These were factors I looked for when it came to jobs where I’m able to serve.
The idea that a child can plan their entire life ahead of them is one of the most toxic traits of modern society. You have a life, you're just in survival mode. As a fellow creative, my only advice is to carve your own path, don't rely on employers to fulfil your dreams. Fulfil your own dreams and build your own opportunities. The fact that your video picked up in the algorithm is a sign! Ride that wave.
I remember in middle school a huge assignment was planning every year of our life and when all the big events would happen (career, marriage, children, etc). I'm 25 now and it still gives me anxiety that I'm so far behind what my 12 year old self thought would happen. Ridiculous assignment and expectation on kids.
@@hollym4051 i had this same assingment and its what triggered my first ever existinal crisis at the age of 13, needless to say i do not want children but if i did have them i think its important to tell them its okay to not know.
What a such beautiful coincidence that I found this video at this time , I have turned into 33 this year and two months ago I got fired, It is kind of frustrated no lies, even thought I have no kids no married, and always trying to keep my financial debts on control. But I completly understand the feeling, because your live is not as the way as you thought it would be when you were more younger. So, one of the thing that really help me to not to overthing over this situtation is focus on mysfelf, I have returned back to the gym and I am taking onlines courses to enhance my english skills. I am from Panama City and here if you dont have a good quality in english you are really f/ck up. I just came here to convey my message, DO NOT GIVE UP, KEEP GOING. Bless!.
I’m a 37 year old college graduate that used to make six figures. I did everything I thought was right to secure my future. Went to the military, got out and graduated college, bought a house, fancy car, and fast forward to now, I’ve been unemployed for the past 7 months. I’m right there with you. Once I pulled myself out of the depression and self loathing, I started to understand that I’ll never have anything more than a false sense of security if I continue working for someone else. I also understand now that despite my past accomplishments, the material things that I wasted money on didn’t fulfill me, and the jobs I worked to make “good money” didn’t fulfill me either. I encourage us all to find something that we care about, something that makes us feel like we are contributing something of value to the world, even if it is volunteering while unemployed. I encourage us to working on ourselves, keep learning, keep growing, but also giving ourselves grace and patience. Please don’t believe that your life is not valuable just bc some company HR dept head doesn’t see your value or potential! We will make it through this stronger, wiser, and more resilient. Thank you for sharing your story!
Jesus gives joy in all situations; He gives peace that you will not get from anything in this world. He gives you the desires of your heart and direction in life if you delight in him. If you have not received Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal Saviour, i encourage you to do so today. Jesus loves you and thinks you are worth it and that's why He died for me and you, that we have life unending.
When I was in my teens I knew exactly what I wanted to do and I did it with God’s help. Working after several years I knew I had to do something else career wise. I’ve been searching for years what field to go into, basically I had to reinvent myself. What I’m trying to say keep searching and you’ll get to your goal. Maybe it will help you if figure out what’s important to you guys like traveling, debt free etc…. What do you like that gives you passion etc…..
@@siamanimoi6193who ever said he was sharing that info about his life to be taken as if it’s something to be proud of? Excuse you, I’m sorry he didn’t sugar coat his life experience to better suit your perfect life where you wake up every morning without an existential crisis. I’d recommend getting off your high horse.
I feel like someone should have warned us that being an adult is hard. SO HARD. My heart goes out to you (and everyone in the comments in the same position). You are an intelligent woman with an unbelievably positive attitude in the face of shitty circumstances. Per aspera ad astra (through adversity to the stars)
I do feel like due to the pace of technology many parents who are from older generations were not prepared to show (or warn) the younger generation about the importance of success or how to be a successful in all aspects of their life. Especially, careerwise.
Yes, we’re like technology guinea pigs. Our parents never had to deal with 100+ work and personal messages, emails, calls, notifications a day, in addition to managing money in an economy with a shrinking middle class, staying active, social, and healthy. This is maddening. It’s too much.
24, college dropout, single single, no career, live with my parents with an expired nursing assistant license, working as a caregiver, luckily I have a car that my parents got me, but I stay grateful for things I do have and that is what keeps me joyful, one day at a time is the only way to stay sane and I pray consistently and leave my desires in the hands of God, I know my time is coming and so is yours
to be honest - if you wait for "god" to change your life, you will probably wait your whole life. get your ass up, start being responsible for your life and do an education or anything that makes people wanting to give you money for your work. it is damn hard for some years, but i would prefer having no live for some years to have 60+ nice years than working shity jobs the rest of my life.
Please know that you have the power to change the direction of your life. Perhaps going back to school will help. God helps those who help themselves. And, there are resources for young mothers in almost every city. All the best to you.
All these beautiful souls in their 20’s and 30’s.. as a 46 year old mother of 19/21 year olds. Please know that you have so much time .. enjoy your life, it’s ok to ‘ not know ‘. Enjoy learning and growing, don’t put so much pressure on yourself to ‘ have it all’. ❤ follow your passions .
If this video getting 1.4 million views isn’t enough for you to go all in on your channel idk what is! This here is your calling girl. Thanks for such a relatable and transparent video. Keep going!!
Idk I know this sounds cheesy but I follow my zodiac signs and look at careers that match my personality. Right now I’m in my field and I’m a number 9. I do want to gain a position on a more higher level hence to why I’m doing my masters right now so I know it will come. You gotta meditate and do like personality test learn and understand who you are. I also did lots on internships when i was in my college years they build my resume. I got all my jobs on my own through myself never networking which is weird but true. I wish you all the best some people don’t believe in like astrology but it’ helps as well as pray to god, just learn yourself. I spend lots of time alone do lots of test taking to see my results. It works for me.
I'm 46, feel like im still 35 , i've worked a lot, had a few relationships, left a bad relationship, became a single mom of three at 33 yrs old, and ever since my focus was paying bills, taking care of my kids, making memories for them, basicly just being a full time, single mom, no friends really, little family. It gets lonely, and frustrating, but my advice, every situation is different, just make the best of your situation and pray, and make lasting memories, whether thats doing something you like to do, persue a career, raise your kids, take care of your animals, take care of yourself! And create short term goals, be kind to yourself, life is unpredictable, just have to go with the flow and keep being thankful for what you have, never lose hope that things will get better
Girl, don’t let losing a job rattle your confidence. I started life at 30 with two kids, no home, no education and no job history. I was 36 before I landed a dream job, after taking the time to study, volunteering and increasing my knowledge about the places I wanted to work at. Having self confidence, showing you have initiative and interest, will allow you to stand out and thrive. Life is always throwing punches, don’t let gravity take you down, always be ready to reinvent yourself without losing sight of your goals or yourself, be ready to find new paths. Learn to look at failure as lessons and losses as new opportunities, take a deep breath, and trust your abilities; people will notice your confidence and you’ll become an asset they want to have.
@@CL-vf4iz I became a home engineer instead of a recently divorced mother, jack of all trades; a negotiator, an innovator,…basically I listed exactly what I did as a mother/head of household but I used big words to lift the job description. I also treated my volunteer job as a real job, they were happy to write me a letter. I used a dictionary and a thesaurus, every step of the way to help me. Had I known better, I don’t think I would have written it, but the resume got attention as it was.
Hey, just happened to see your video and I applaud your courage to share your story on RUclips. Kudos to you. Don't let anybody tell you that you're not good enough. Something amazing will happen to you. God Bless and keep believing. BTW just subscribed to your channel.
I took a job as a PA when I was 33. low rate, picking up garbage, doing food runs, etc. Now I am 41, I own a documentary production company, and have made project for National broadcasters. You just gotta swallow your pride and start at the bottom and learn whatever you can until you find the right opportunity to move up.
This! We just should not despise small beginnings. Do the mundane until you find your purpose. Bills must be paid ! Live ! People with degrees are doing all sorts of jobs while they find their niche. It can get discouraging at times, take a break and get back out there.
you should do a video on how you turned a PA gig into a production company bc that seems so far fetched and unrealistic. like what is the middle of that story? queen midas over here😭
What did you study? If a person spends years on a degree with decent, then they very clearly have proven their aptitude for that field of work. The only thing that starting out as, say a PA, would provide them with, are connections. Which in my opinion is a terrible way to distribute work. People's affections and sympathies should not be the reason why someone gets a position.
I feel the same. Sometimes, I feel like I am going to die, not fulfilling my purpose, but I have been very depressed because I spent my entire trying to protect my kids. Now that they are older, I have gone back to school. I don't have any Support system. I don't have anybody, and I am scared, but do understand you
If you're still alive, then you can fight. If nobody wants to hire you, then it's a definitely a sign that says, you should be your own BOSS. NEVER BACKDOWN !
@@djefardeur7958 Do you run your own business??? If so, do you think anyone can just invest all their money and time in a business and have it be a success???
Most of us in our 30's can relate. If you ever wanted to talk, me (or many others) would be happy to speak to you. May you find a job you really love, make good money, and have great relationships in your life.
I needed to hear this. I’m turning 24 soon I feel old already. Failed my nurse exam four times now. I’m working just to live. I don’t have social life. Never gotta experience anything like vacation. I want to make it right. I don’t want to have big regret. Thank you. Keep doing this video ❤ Update : failed it again 5th time.
@@SemekiIzuio it wasn't for nothing? clearly she wanted it enough to try a couple times. So what if you fail? Certain things just take time and effort and failure is just a part of the process. I wouldn't count it as time wasted, rather, it's time to reflect and really hone in on what you can improve and specialize in. There's plenty of people in the medical field who have failed countless times in their exams, etc. and have become wonderful medical providers once they pass (even if it took them years to get there). I recommend the channel: HealthyGamerGG
As a 26 years old woman, i must to say your advice,your ideas, even the action which you can share your story on the RUclips is very very useful to me. Women always live a hard life in this world,especially the patriarchy world. And this time i was usually struggling with the fact that i can't find the meaning of my life. It seems that maybe everybody's coming is so miserable. So what i want to say is thank you. Your voice is precious.
I’ve avoided this video for weeks because I’m 33, live with my parents, live life is terrible, not a fan of my job but I have one … and currently studying psychology to broaden my job opportunities and avenues. I am inside the house 24/7 because I work from home … honestly, im the loneliest I’ve ever been and my latest break up really left me numb and disinterested in things but I can see a silver lining in a sense I’ve started created again which was extra income for me. Keep your head up … my friends and family support me a lot mentally even though they don’t know it and I don’t really speak about it.
I think they'd love to hear you value their presence in your life... I don't know if you celebrate Christmas, but I'm sure they'd be very touched with some chocolate and a thank you card, however short if it's easier than saying it out loud ... I hope you'll find happiness ❤.
@@BlullabyYeah I agree. It saddens me when people choose not to express appreciation for those who support them in intangible but yet still valuable ways, due to their own pride. I expressed to an individual who has this prideful trait, words are free. Folks will only thank Jesus for a generous gesture that a love one actually assisted them with and just totally disregard appreciation to the person 🤷🏾♀️ 🤦🏾♀️
I will be 50 this year, I remember feeling this way when I was younger. I think Social Media has a lot to do with feeling like this, you're young, remember it is not where you've been it's where you going, and all things are possible no matter what age.
I honestly believe that people at your age are just coping because there’s nothing else you can do. Whereas people who are her age can still muster the energy/ create the impetus for major change. No disrespect😂
What advice would you give? I’ll be 33 Friday and I feel like I haven’t accomplished much career wise but in my personal life I’ve overcome a lot of obstacles. It’s like I’m at this place of freedom and unlimited possibilities but still stuck in a sense 🙃…
@@linfreepeace3419 No disrespect taken, I understand I was your age once. You really don't know yourself or have a muster of true wisdom until you get my age, also your opinions are based on what's around you and the people around you. If you know people who are 50 and can just muster up strength, my darling run before you become like them.
@@jsmnbre My darling, write the vision and make it plain, wait for it and it will come to pass. You stated that you have overcome a lot of obstacles which means that God has equipped you with the tools you need to advance. Set a goal, don't entertain everything you see online, create a plan and go for it. God places favor over our faith. As far as your age; you are still young and becoming, be patient with yourself, stay busy with your Goal. Love God and you will get there. Keep this with you: Jeremiah 29:11
I'm 22 and I feel so lost honestly. I had a gut feeling since I was teenager that I had zero clue on what do for myself. I struggle to pick a career and pursue it. Never liked the idea of committing to something for that long not just for living but for monetary necessity and fulfillment of life. I wish I could have been like my mother who knew what she wanted in life. I'm not like that unfortunately. I currently work in hospice care as an admin assistant. I don't like office jobs. It's very tedious and meaningless work but it get me money. I use the money for my hobbies that keep me going. I also save some up for my future. I wish life wasn't so dependent on money.
Girl your not alone TRUST. I’ll be 22 next week and I’m currently going through the same thing. Finding it difficult to commit to things long term, working dead end jobs not bc I like them, just for the money. I’m a homebody, don’t get out much or talk to ppl. I feel like I’m on autopilot sometimes just getting by. Life has been stagnant for me for a while now.
Maybe combine care and office work and work to become a supervisor or assistant manager. Also, working out what you don't want to do is really helpful, then choose from what is left. God bless x
I'm 39, I studied hard, have multiple diplomas in different matters because the economy was always changing and was trying to get my place in society. Never happened. I moved back to my home country, live in one of my parent's properties and I feel like I'm done with life by now. I'm tired of trying to get on the wagon and failing.
I'm almost 30 and I'm feeling the same. Still in college no meaningful friendships / relationships. It gets lonely. Sometimes I don't want to be here. I'm fighting daily. Let's keep fighting together 🫂
Start traveling. Even if it means hoping on a bus to see another city. Do it! Don't give up because eternity is real. Heaven and Hell is real. Show up for yourself each day. YOU ARE WORTH IT. GOD LOVES YOU.
34 and still figuring myself out. No college degree but also no college debt. Good credit, working a job I hate, not feeling fulfilled in life but still trying to appreciate what I do have and the changes I can make. Don’t have a group of friends and living in my sister’s basement right now, does feel super lonely sometimes but I’m learning to accept it. No kids and I’ve honestly never had a serious relationship with a man… it sounds like a lot of bad but I’m feeling good. My journey of finding myself and loving myself excites me for my future.
I am currently going through this, I feel extremely lost, alone and unmotivated about life. The job rejections are insanely high, I have no passion for the things that use to bring me joy, I am emotionally exhausted and feel like no one around me understands exactly what I am going through. Right now just being alive is depressing, just not being able to provide for yourself is honestly the hardest, having to be codependent is the worst experience.
I’m 40. Moved back in with my parents in June. Going back to school for a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling. No children, never married, and nowhere near prepared for retirement. But, I’m healthy, I have family support, and good friends (3 of them still single). I try not to be so hard on myself about my situation, but it’s not easy. Ultimately, I believe there’s always hope, always something to look forward to, and always a reason to be thankful. Things could always be worse. Clearly, I like the word “always.”
I'm in the same shoes are you. 38, used my life savings for a masters abroad, came back home but couldn't find work. That was in 2021. Life is hard regardless, just have to keep pushing yourself. Nothing worth having in this mortal life comes easy. God will definitely see us all through this.
Let me tell you my friend- your future is waiting - I was just like you. I had planned job searching in my degree but I could not get a job in the field I wanted. So I just took the first job that accepted me. Fast forward 2 years. I am Director of this company now making great money and have a good life. Stay strong. Your day is coming. I had no clue my future life happiness started from a job I just took to get by. You are amazing for the hind site you have. Your day is coming!!
Finding this at 21 thank u miss💕I’m struggling too but the light for me is that I know my worth and this is happening for a reason.There is something bigger out there for me🌸
Girl I feel you! I am 34 and been working for years, but still in an entry-level job. To add to that, I am overweight, which has affected my self-esteem. However, please remember that you are still young and have so much life ahead of you. You are not alone in feeling this way
Dear Sis/Dro, Please ill advise you to change your mindset and think positively about yourself. As for being overweight work seriously on yourself because your health wise it's not also good. Also, be around people who love you at most times
I have 33 yo and I have 2 apartments, I have money from renting my flats, so I dont have to work. Why you people dont invest your money when you have job and earn? you should think more forward in future and investing money
its ignorant to think.that way like any and everyone has the opportunity to just work and invest. People come from all walks of life and you dont have any idea of what responsibilities they may have before they can even think about investing have some compassion and understanding. Give words of encouragement and possibly good advise, but dont fo tearing people down as if no one is trying
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I'm 63 years old. I've scanned the comments and am saddened but not surprised to see so many young people hurting. I'm here with some words of hope and, if you can stand it, some words of advice that you are free to read or disregard.
First the hope: I want to let you know that I was unable to find a real lasting career until I was 40. You're still young. It can still happen for you.
Now the advice: Shut off the noise that might be getting in the way of understanding what you want. We are bombarded with noise and messages all day and all night long. Take technology breaks. Spend some time each day in silence. Spend some time each day outside. A long walk (without earbuds, without phone-in hand at least) can really free your mind to do some serious thinking. You are also better plugged-in to your surroundings. It's important to notice that good dog, that smiling toddler, that squirrel running up a tree. Life is taking place and you must notice and take part.
I know it's stuff you've all heard before, but I've found it helpful. Maybe you would too. Now, you can say, "Okay, Boomer," and get on with your day.
Thank you for this❤
I'm 43 & still no sustainable, enjoyable career. So if you found yours at 40, I must really be on the "slow-bus 🚌 🤓" track 🤦🏾♂️.
Lovely advice. Thank you. :)
We've all heard this stuff before, agreed but what we do is forget it and are in need of these kinds of reminder all the time with all the distractions floating around in the world, and I'D FIGHT ANY LOSER WHO'D CALL YOU A BOOMER, becuz strangely enough u feel like a granny I've never had.
Indeed ... the noise is distracting and comes in innumerable forms.
This is vintage RUclips. People use to use RUclips to share their stories in a real way just by talking. Definitely need more of these types of videos circulating for people 30+.
I'm 23 and I really need these types of videos, hope to see them making a comeback
This
yeah, it really is. now it’s all about becoming a youtuber and selling products. back in the days you had a person with only 1 video and really good stories/advice and that was it.
Watching this video, I was thinking, "What happened to flex content?" This is a very welcomed reunion with reality.
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The biggest lie our generation was told was to go to college no matter what. College does nothing but give you debt for most creative careers. Thank you for sharing! Good luck
And stress
If you put effort into exploring what's available to you - college gives you a bunch of opportunities to develop your interests / have more knowledge to inspire your creative process, make friends you wouldn't have met otherwise, and possibly connect with creative people that can help you get job opportunities - so I gotta disagree with your comment. But, I think there's truth to your core idea, since a lot of people drop out or don't go to college in the first place because they're focused, sure of their plan for the future, and passionate in terms of their creative career.
Yes, I agree with this. Plus the "creative career" industry is usually taken up with young adults who can afford to work either for free or at an extremely low salary. Their parents are usually wealthy. This isn't discussed enough so there are tons of people like this woman making the video hoping to get jobs in an already saturated industry.
@@MartinK-sr1vm This is all true. If you have the money, college can be great. However, try to start a creative career with low (or no) pay and $100k+ in debt. It doesn't work. I quickly realized I couldn't be making near minimum wage or "interning" for free in entry level production positions and make ends meet. My loans came due, and I had to get more consistent PAID work. If I didn't have that debt, I could have made it work.
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Social media has a way of making you feel "left behind" or stuck, like your living a mediocre life, like everyone is living their best life, is graduating, has their dream career except you, and creating this desire to be exceptional. Leading to frustration, discontent and a dissatisfied life. I am grateful I have the low income job I have, and for the big part, I enjoy it, a place to stay, a roof over my head, food to eat, family and friends, and working towards being debt free. I am truly grateful
THIS!!!
Amazing attitude!! That’s the key
Amazing attitude!! That’s the key
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This! 🎉
Will be turning 35 in a few months. I've had so many dead end low paid jobs in the last 10yrs. Completely unaware of the direction in life I was going. Ended 2 close friendships so literally had nobody. Never travelled anywhere. Depression & isolation was killing me. In the last 2yrs I improved my diet, started walking more, went back to school doing evening classes, found a job I enjoy with opportunities to grow, travelled to 2 countries in Europe, improved my credit score, used Bumble BFF and amazingly made 3 close friendships where I go out for meals & events. Looking back the transformation is incredible. I feel so much better. My tip is to be patient as small incremental progress compound over time. Your journey is unique and record your achievements. There will be days where you might doubt yourself, so its important to recall actual concrete evidence of progress. I'm actually looking forward to my 40s : )
Amazing testimony. Very inspiring. Keep going ❤
I literally broke down and cried the other day asking God for help. I needed a sign and then I see this video and your message. Thanks for that ❤❤❤ I don't know my purpose yet but I know I have one
I admire your strength
Thank you, I'll remember making new friends as an adult is possible
Thank you for sharing, you just reminded me that I need to go take a walk and go grocery shopping for some healthy food. I’m 36 and my life will always require a reminder to consistently practice good habits, think positively and practice gratitude, and set new goals on a regular basis. It is easier to maintain happiness and good habits than it is to pull yourself out of the spiraling slump.
the fact that over 1 million people have watched this video shows that this is systemic result of late stage capitalism, not a personal failure. Thank you for your vulnerable and relatable video, I am rooting for you! xo
Stop blaming capitalism.
@@KP-ec7mr move to the forest if you hate capitalism we don't need you here
its definitely culture
people decide these things who are often guided culture, its not just because effort can be translated into currency which the value of which is subject to human decisions
@@martalisabrondin9390except that it's not true. If it were true, the women's rights movement never would've happened.
@@hazeld8016 Men wanted women to vote. It wasn't until they promised we wouldnt be drafted that we wanted to vote and wanted the bill passed. They wanted women to vote so they had more people they could sway one way or another. Its actually pretty interesting once you start reading all about it. I'm an egalitarian and found it interesting.
My mother was kicked out of her PhD program, then got married at the age of 40 and gave birth to me at the age of 45, two months away from 46! Her wisdom helped me greatly! There's plenty of time for things.
I love this comment 😊
Wow that is such a powerful reminder that everything moves in divine time. My Mom had her last kid in her late 30s and me in her early 20s and we got raised by TWO different women, my Mom was much more calm and equipped for kids as she aged.
Thank you for this comment it is very inspirational.
This is inspiring on so many levels. I’m starting my masters program at 41 . Currently not married or with kids but surprisingly, I’m excited about the future🙏🏽🙏🏽🎉
No, there's not plenty of time. JHC! What are you talking about! 🤯
“My life has been so up and down, that I no longer know what I want….” That hit it on the nail for me.
So up n down I feel like everything is boring that there is to offer
It's so sad. If a person doesn't know what want, the person won't have the future.
Girl you are telling me my life with your words.
I wanted to get married at 25 and kids by 27, own a house with an good paying job. That was me picking an easy life at 20, thinking I didn't want to be ambitious, I didn't want millions of dollars. I just wanted a simple easy life and do my hobbies.
What really happened to me, never married, lots of heart breaks, tons of debt from school/consumer debt, living in apt with room mates and working in retail. No kids or husband. I am 35.
At 30 I realized the goals I put on myself would never happen. I accepted it. I understand many of us are in the same boat. Its not my fault.
Currently I am more ambitious then I have ever been in my entire life. I am going to manifest greatness. Back in school, my debt is lowest it has been in ten years, dating a wonderful person, own a cat and I take pride in me. I even survived cancer.
Girls we got this!!! We will overcome and be success. Best on your journey xoxo Akouto
Soo happy for you
good luck to you dear!
Congrats bestie, I’m rooting for you and your kitten!
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Sound like me... 35, no kids, no husband, and survived breast cancer. Hoping for a change soon.
I'm 34, single, no job with a huge gap on my CV, living with my family, surviving with my bare minimum because I don't wanna be a burden. That's my life.
i love you
Without looking name is understood you are turkish
Same at 40, it's not exactly the money or certain lifestyle that puts the most pressure on me but the expectation, people not treating you as a human being with dignity if you don't have money and stellar carear own expensive cars, societies standard to treat you with dignity is only through how much money and goods you have, even the poorest of people treats you like garbage because you are not rich there is nothing they can extract from you expect from you financially so they have no reason to treat you with respect, then comes the total alienation from society even family because they are not different from wider society at all, I stopped going out, I have no motivation whatsoever to succeed, all success means is to impress other people I don't even like, so I just sink deeper and deeper because there is no motivation. When I look at society ppl draw their motivation from extreme hatred of humanity and to prove people they don't like that they are superior than them and have the chance to oppress other people be a top dog. I've never able to adopt this mind set. I wouldn't mind to be poor, but society is such that if you don't go with their norms they try to obliterate you.
33, living with my parents, part-time job, argentinian...
How can i contact you?
THIS is the kind of content we need. So many people out here making fun of women past 30 for being "too picky" and "that's why they're alone"
This girl did all the steps. College, marriage, looking for work. We need to be more compassionate and love each other.
I'm 42.😮 Oh girl she's past it. I'm not even reading her comments. How can she even write with such brittle bones? 40 wow! She's ancient!
That's right, I am 42. Living with a boyfriend who just yesterday became an ex boyf after I exploded at him while eating magic mushrooms basically I just td him. "If I met him at a house party" that basically "I'd detest him." Psycho psilocibin. Dam that's hard to spell. So now I have a choice stay and live with this guy who is now my ex and has no sense of humour or leave on a wing and a prayer. I studied comedy...so obviously that means I'm jobless. On the inside I'm Ellen but on the outside I'm Dorothy lost in The Wizard of Oz.
Stay frightened in Kansas safe but alone or pack up and fly. I mean honestly I remember being 26 looking at a picture thinking if only I was younger. Ha. I mean I think that thinking might never change. If I'm on my death bed and writer isn't on my...head stone. That means I never lived it. What is it that scares me so much my boyfriend... Ex boyfriend asks. I don't know. But all that pops into my head is the song from The Wizard of Oz. "If I only had a brain". That's helpful. 😅
Oh god I don't feel like this at all now
I'm living a life worth living bitches😋
The amount of views and likes she received for this video speak volumes. So many people share her pain and feel the same way but suffering in silence.
😂😂 you all want to be strong and independent. You ain't seen nothing yet Bcos u all will sell 🐱 for $2
@jonesym5438clearly the woman in the video was actively looking for a job but struggling and the majority of the people in the comments are experiencing the same thing. criticizing someone for rightfully using resources from the government (unemployment) shouldn’t be frowned upon if someone is trying to do better.
Shows how sheeple and delusional people are. Sad
Because they fear online bullying 😢
That’s not how the algorithm works lol
Omg! These comments are everything I needed. I’m 27, no kids, no bf, one friend , and no license. I have been feeling lost for months now and I needed this video. Thank you all ❤
can I smash?
With a playlist called "fuck him" 🤦♂
[Edit] @gigii6548 why did you take out the playlist 😂😂😂??
I'll be your friend 😢
@@louist7691 😳Welp, I forgot that existed. 😭
How’d you come to this conclusion on a person that you don’t know and never met 💀 wtf
I’m 25 with no job, no direction, depressed. It sucks so much getting rejection emails everyday. But i will never give up. Never! A lot of older folks that I spoke to told me that it’s actually pretty common for people to feel this way, especially at my age. Hope is all I have, and I’ll continue to have hope.
I hope you have hope too! I wish you well!
Male presence and leadership gives a woman her direction…
There is a reason the mainstream has taught you the opposite
@@exceptionallife4768 Many cults and religions where women are abused and opressed follow the same mindset as you. 🙃 Its not helpful to society in any way, besides to uphold men already in power. No thanks.
Find what you really love and make that your work.
Society teaches us to work and get a career but I don't want that.
I want to own my own business.
It's a lot of stuff that I have to figure out for myself. But I'm doing it because this is what I see myself doing until the end of time.
So this is for me.
For you take your time and find out what makes you happy 🩷
You need to do well in your resume!!
I remember when I was 25 feeling old and like a looser, remove that form your life!!! you will be 50 and older wishing to go back to today. Do the experiment, imagine your 50 or older and you were given the chance to go back to 25 and do it all over again, see your loved ones younger and healthier we are not here forever! Go out make friends take courses, work hard and enjoy your youth.
and 2.3 million views later. just because you decided to face your fear. you're an inspiration 💜
I’m 37 and I was in the same boat as you at 33 and here’s what I did to turn that around:
1. I went back to school (law school). You don’t need to go to law school, even if you just complete a certificate program on Udemy, learning is always a good idea.
2. I joined a sorority through the graduate chapter. This surrounded me around positive women, community events and activities.
3. I started volunteering and joined local organizations like the Urban League, Junior League, Young Professionals, etc.
4. I started taking my job more seriously. Even if it wasn’t my “passion” or a job I loved, I challenged myself to be the best at whatever I was doing. This gave me purpose everyday.
5. I started a gratitude journal. Everyday, I listed everything I was grateful for that day and why. No negativity, only gratitude.
6. I gave myself a daily self-care and skin care routine.
7. I changed my diet and took working out more seriously. Even if it was just walking on the treadmill for 30 mins, I committed myself to doing something active everyday.
8. I started to attend galas that supported causes and issues that I cared about.
9. Planned at least two trips per year and went out with friends at least once per month, at minimum.
10. Got a therapist on BetterHelp
Purpose is thinking bigger than yourself. Giving back to the community can be just as impactful and important. People need to realize that goals do not need to be big and lofty. Sometimes they are just accomplishing small tasks that you complete throughout the day. You have to give yourself credit for that. I feel like people go wrong when they compare themselves too much to others or they try to follow some idea about what they should be doing at their age. Your life’s path is unique and it should be treated as such. Although I have a child now, single and childless women NEED to understand that having a man and children should not be the only things that give you purpose in life. Marriage and motherhood are A LOT more stressful and burdensome than people tell you it is and it will not give you value and purpose if you don’t already have it. I think I’m a good mother now because I built myself into a good woman before I had my child. I had purpose before I became a mother. I do not recommend women having children and getting married before they curate a fulfilling life for themselves.
Thank you so much for this comment. Solutions 👏🏾
Yes to all of it!
Fabulous comment - so inspiring x
This was a five star comment. Thank you. 👌🏼
2 thru 7 sound good to me. Number 1 I would suggest community or online college to prevent building up further debt.
Number 8 I guess if you're not an introvert like me. Number 10 I'm not sure about. I've heard some very bad reviews on BH to be honest. Maybe just find a local therapist or use the journal to write about your troubles for free
It's nice to see a non-Instagram person showing how rough life can be even when you put a lot of effort into it. Most people just post their success stories and go on how "if you're not succeeding, it's your own fault, you're not working hard enough".
Exactly... and when you are not successfull, then you are lazy... OR maybe you are just not a sociopath who only cares about success and money
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@@ildikoedit9110 let’s also not hate on successful people also..🙄that just sounds jealous. It’s totally okay to care about your career or money (you can use it for good reasons) that makes you in no way a sociopath BUT that ≠ success, success can look different for everyone since we all have different POV on what success is aka what success looks like for us is totally different to the individual
If your goal in life is to open a little bakery with your best friend and you made it = that can be success for you
For other success is getting married & creating a little family while for some that’s their worst nightmare and they just want to travel and making that happen is success for them.
I am working hard and study 24/7 just so I can financially support my parent (I have older parents).. and I want to be wealthy so they don’t have to work anymore at their age and can see the world - they’ve always worked and never got to enjoy life I want them being able to travel and rest.
I’m in the same boat, 32 and I live with my parents but I’m happy. I have a good job at a surgery center and I keep in good shape. I’m single but I’m not stressing it. Nothing is guaranteed in this life just make the most of everyday and appreciate the little things. Your on the right track
Yep. What many people (even those with families of their own) will never admit is that the "direction" slump can happen at any point in your life. Even with marriage, kids, a set career path-- or none of those at all... The personal "slump" happened to my parents in their early 40's. I can imagine this happening to other people at different stages, too. Don't let the status quo fool you. Life happens and nothing is indeed set in stone. And that's just life. 🤷♀️
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Respectfully, this woman said she has no family, no job and no direction. How is that the same boat? I mean no harm. This just really stood out to me as confusing
Why do I live with your parents if u have a good job are u rich?
@@aquao5372in this economy if someone has the privilege of living with family, why shouldn't they?
I'm a 17-year-old girl about to graduate from high school with a low GPA and absolutely no direction for the future. Honestly this comment section is really comforting. It's reassuring to know that you don't have to have your entire life figured out by 18, 20, 25, or even later to be successful. Many people have been in the same, or even worse, situations than mine and have still found peace. Thank you for making this video and being so open with the public.
I'm feeling the same thing, too. I just turned 18 and am going to graduate high school. And it's like I feel everything is stuck and I'm stuck.
Trust me, coming from a 20 year old about to transfer from college to university no matter which stage you are in life, we’re all just trying to find our way❤ the best you can do is take things at your pace. The whole world can wait, you have a lifetime to make new experiences. After all, life is what you make out of it
Please take some advice from a grandma...if you're not sure what you want to do in life (and that's okay!) and aren't academically inclined, don't be pushed into going straight into college if you can help it.
I was in that position almost 40 years ago. I had to go to college or else I would have been kicked out. I wasn't allowed to look into trade school - I was required to pursue a 4 year degree at minimum. I lasted about a year. I just wasn't college material. (I had learning difficulties that required intensive tutoring in high school just so I could pass certain classes.)I floundered a lot because I wasn't in a position to make plans for my life that fit me.
So please make your own plans for your life that are a good fit for you. Take a year and work if you're not sure. I wish I had been courageous enough to do that when I was your age.
Im turning 19 in less than 2 weeks and I still dont know where to go and what to do. It's eating me up inside. I have to be patient with myself and be kinder to myself. And you should too. We're still young. Don't pressure yourself too much because everyone's already pressuring you. All you can do to help yourself is to meditate and do positive talk instead of negative talk because you're unconscious self is listening to those negative thoughts and it'll never help you in any way but making you feel worse. Just live in the moment and be Patient. This is not everything in your life. Your life will be better soon. You'll have that job, you'll go to that college, you'll have that car, you'll have that peace. Love yourself for even waking up everyday. Thank yourself for taking care of your body everyday. You're trying and that's what's matters. Life is full of struggles. Everyone's struggling in their own way.
Everything is gonna be fine. Dont forget to laugh today. You deserve it.
A low GPA too doesn’t mean less intelligence. There are so many other factors to go into it. It could also mean that you spent time putting your energy and efforts into other things that you enjoyed. I hated HS and wanted to get my GED and get the hell out of there, but my traditional family pushed me to go all 4 years. Not one employer has asked for or looked at my diploma. I’m smart and well off by working hard, but HS didn’t do shit for me. I didn’t mature either until my 20s. See if you can make money off your hobbies. Everything works out if you plan for it too.
The fact that I keep coming across these videos for both men and women and that they are so popular is really telling of the times we’re in.
Lockdown has destroyed everything. The governments think we will forget them imprisoning us inside. But we won't ever forget the great lockdowns. Prison planet.
Mostly women
@@Escape2FreedomAsapyou’re right. mostly women have posted these type of video discussions. however, i’ve known of 3 men (through work and school) that killed themselves just in 2023 alone. you know there are more. the men are alone and not okay too. everyone is going through it. men just don’t talk about it as much.
@@tokkialy didn't even realise until now but the people I know who have ended their lives are ALL men.
@@ojs5988probably because they are not talking about it as much 😢, which is sad !
I’m 40 and unmarried and childless and I rent…and it’s really nice, actually.
Everyone is on their own timeline - It’s a cliche but it’s so true.
I’m 30 and I’m the same. I’m content with my life. Maybe in the next 5 years I’ll get married and have kids.
We the same - 40, single, childless, renting
im 37 and no kids..dont want any either, working part time and a side hussle too. no real close friends either. i cut ties with one of my close ones for good reason. sometimes It gets lonely trying to make new friends.i just wanna travel more too and move out of my current city
Everyone has his/her own journey. I swear that if people would make peace with that...
@@thebookcompanion1631you should keep quiet with your wonderings. Has it ever occurred to you that there are things outside of a person's control? What is the point of being sad and depressed (as you seem to suggest) over something you cannot control? That is the real foolishness. We should learn to be content with our portion, that doesn't mean we don't want something different it's just where we are right now.
If you keep uploading, this will be your career. Do you realize how refreshing it is listening to a well-spoken, genuine person on the internet? That's why Sam Sulek blew up; why can't you?! Subbed, see you next time 🙏🏼
Thank you! I lOVE Sam's content! He's my inspo for my content! :) he seems so chill!!
You're so kind, thank you to people like you.
@@xoxoakouto Facts ! Kudos to you and it sounds like you just found a new career. Subscribed and I’m rooting for you 🎉 may 2024 look much brighter for you but please don’t change your realness we love it! 👍🏾💪🏾🙌🏾💪🏾
Keep posting esp with regards to the things you like doing e.g. window shopping, cooking, reviews on books/ give us your perspective on the reads name it
You can really rock it
100 percent agree DTMJR. Stay the course Honey. It will happen. Please dont give up.
This video is truly inspiring! I don’t usually share recommendations, but I have to tell you about the book women’s magic truths on borlest. It offers unique perspectives on wealth and self-care that you won’t find elsewhere. Wishing everyone all the best
This comment section is wilde.
I don't think I've seen anything remotely similar.
Ever single comment is long, honest, people are opening up, they're going through the same thing, giving advice, showing support. wow
Just wanted to point that out.
Needless to say, I'm on the same boat.
Thank you for making this video. Proof that when you make something honest, something true to yourself, it's rewarded. It reached the intended audience.
Keep it up. Do not doubt you're doing the right thing. ♡
I feel so safe and seen here. I'm 19 w/o a license or job but I plan to change that soon
You should check out sad lofi comment sections
Yasss I was thinking the same thing! It’s very heartwarming to see everyone connect and be so vulnerable with one another. Hugs to everyone and blessings to her ❤
@@jarbincks6715 im 19 without a license too and i moved to a big city just to shut my mom up about it😭
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At 29 I was lost, not enough pay my wife left me for a another dude, I took time to reinvent myself and work harder & smarter. Currently leading a good life, six figure + income, I have a gf that loves me. I travel the world and I will be 33 next month.
You can pull through too. I love the honesty in your story hang in there
I feel inspired reading the comments, I'm walking the reinventing path. Tips ?
Thanks for the kind comments, reinventing is a personal path, do stuff that resonates with you. Learn new skills, read books, get your money right (it affects your life choices) , network with people, live to be happy!
TY. I really needed to hear this, elaborate money tips ? I've not been really opportuned to have these kind of convos lately
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Frugal Living, saving , investing
30 year old in HR here (who just started making a living wage myself). My biggest piece of advice to literally anyone is to network. I know it sounds cliche, but it’s true. Even entry level positions can get hundreds of applications. Someone dropping your name sets you apart. We don’t break any rules to get someone an interview, they’ve still gotta be qualified, but it’s like having a little asterisk by your name. Use any connections that you have. Seriously. You seem like a lovely person. Get some folks to vouch for you.
This
I feel like network is number one but I literally can't network due to avpd. I've never even had a bf and I'm 30.
This is very solid advice. I felt like my wage became liveable around 30 as well.
Thank you!
Sis I am routing for you, keep creating contents, thank you for sharing this video, I am 33 yrs old and I don't feel like I have a sense of direction either
I'm 34 and on disability after a permanent goodbye attempt. My mental health has been my biggest struggle my entire life. I've never been talented or good at anything. Nothing comes easy to me. I'm a slow learner with a possible learning disability. I don't feel like I belong here. I can't even figure out what I want. My heart goes out to anyone who feels this way. It's a struggle to keep going sometimes but know you're not alone
Hi! I suggest you read Medical Medium (Anthony William) books or health articles from his website. I believe following the diet he recommends can be very helpful.
❤ I feel u babes. 34 this fall.
Same babe, 2x for me this year. We are definitely meant to stay (even when we don't believe it) I'm glad you're still here.
Please don’t downplay yourself. Society has given us a description of what success means and so we keep trying to fit in. But I want you to know that you’re unique in your own way and you can start by looking into yourself. What do you like doing? What gives you joy? Note: it may be the most random things that does not fit into the stereotypical description of how your life should be. Please I beg you, embrace your uniqueness, go off social media if you have to and find that strength and skills to conquer and come out of this! I’m rooting for you!
@@beckydike1069 @anna
I agree! A testimony here: I'm back working in my field in culinary and going back to school. I also started putting limits on contact and also ended connections from those who trigger me.
Moral of the story: Resilience, fortitude, perseverance and stoicism is sooooo attainable compared to seeking value in "living a typical adult life" Even though your situation isn't ideal but remember the things you really like or always wanted to try. Sometimes even watching a cute cartoon, drinking a nice cup of coffee or tea, eating your favorite food while watching a favorite childhood movie, and painting your nails makes you feel giddy inside ❤️❤️ Praying and manifesting you get out your situation soon and embark on your rebirth journey! Xoxo
The fact that this is by far your most viewed video shows how relatable your situation is
also brings her purpose. I love that she made this video. so much courage and I love the comments of those bringing their own situation and advice this is so helpful. thank you. ♡
And yet it’s so popular today to be 30 and single. It’s gonna get worse from here!
No lol this comment section it’s also filled by a bunch of misogynistic men 😭
@@vcodyy6693cry
@@vcodyy6693 men have no business being here but getting older is totally a thing. Why do we need to pretend we dont
37 years old, about to lose my business and my home, but still with a massive mortgage that no job will ever pay for. Lost and depressed, it's so amazing to see other vulnerable REAL human beings out there. Thank y'all for sharing, blessings for all of you🙏
Stay strong you got this. Like happiness can suddenly fade, so can misery!
What do you mean by massive mortgage?
You know the fucked up part? Nobody cares at the end of the day. It’s a cruel world with cruel people especially nowadays.
I hope your situation will get better quickly x hang in there !
I pray EVERYTHING will work out for you.
As a 33 yr old mom of five, balancing career, kids, and a personal life, girllllll you betta get out there and TRY everything while you dont have to be responsible for anyone but yourself.
Have a experiences! Create a bucket list and thrash it. Go volunteer and help unfortunate people. Create something. Have a health routine and habits. Find some hobbies… take yourself out and around the world! Dance in the rain. Face some fears and document the whole thing!
Be free my love! ❤
God loves you. Love yourself
She can do all that but she’s not going to be happy until she finds a Partner that she loves and that Person loves her and she can do some of those things together
@@redscorpion9325your happiness should never from someone else. Happiness should always comes from within you.
@redscorpion9325 huh?
@@redscorpion9325you don’t need a partner in order to be happy.
I’ve been single for 30 years, and it’s important to learn how to be happy BEFORE you get into a relationship. No one is designed to be responsible for the other person’s happiness. We are human, so we make mistakes & WILL let others down. The one to lean on fully is God. Having humans that care/love us is a perk! Eventually we will die as a single individual & will report to God alone. Community & live is important though!
I'm 46 y/o man in the same boat. I hit massive depression 10 years ago and have been trying not to un-alive myself ever sense.
Sending prayers if you believe them 🙏
I hope you stay with you...praying for strength 💪 for you through this time.
Keep going, because WHEN you pull yourself out of the dark, you will be so grateful you did ❤ also..highly recommend 🍄 therapy;)
I'm 54 and really screwed financially and have struggled with depression my whole life, even in times of prosperity. It's terrifying to think about how on earth I'll be able to survive in retirement. The one thing that always brings me peace, if only for a while, is nature. Sit with some sunflower seeds and peanuts on your porch, in your yard, or in a park, and make friends with squirrels and birds. They will never let you down. I know a lot of people hate squirrels, but if you watch and interact with them long enough, you'll see that they're quite hilarious. Same with pigeons. (skip the bread for birds especially -- it's nutritionally inert for them) Also, the RUclips/podcast channel HealthyGamerGG is great for depression and for problem-solving. It's slightly geared towards guys, but I'm a woman and get a lot out of it. He's a psychiatrist who nearly failed out of undergrad bc of his gaming addiction. Good luck to you and to all of us.
46 years old lady here. Please keep standing-life's wirth living no matter how little and scarce the joy might be 🫂
I just turned 24 two days ago and I already feel like I’m failing at life. Sending everyone all the encouragement. It’s hard seeing people your age or younger more successful and still feeling like you’re behind. Doesn’t make me feel good at all 😭.
24 now and feel that too
Your journey isn't someone else's. They have their failures too. Always remember that.
gurl.....its okay....its life. unlike school there is no report card. your life is your life and theirs is theirs. You can only see the good parts of their life. And guess what, not everyone deems success equally. its okay. take small steps at a time. recognize your bad habits, and try to take one step to improve them. all will be well...
24 and same
Yah honestly but I believe wen your time has come no man can interfere or stop God work just be consistent and prayerful
At 34, I left my dead end low paying career and had to move back with my parents. I was single, depressed and feeling hopeless. With the little money I had, I decided to do a little solo traveling. Changed my life. After coming back, I reconnected with someone who'd I dated very briefly in my early 20's. We're now married, 2 kids, own a home. I'm 41. Never give up on the life you want. But its necessary to get out of your comfort zone. I was able to build confidence while traveling, lost a bit of weight and started feeling hopeful again. The universe started to reward me with the energy I was putting out there. Put out into the universe what you want out of life!
Beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you for this comment ❤️❤️❤️
so you found your beta simp, good for you!
@@Nico-lm5tl jealous?
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You are not a loser, you are a beautiful and very intelligent woman.
you can be an intelligent and beautiful person and still have no life
@@ngndnd your life is what you make it!
you are not a loser and intelligent you've experienced rejection it hurts get tough x
I'm a 26-year-old woman living in Saudi Arabia, where the unemployment rate is really high. I don't have a career and have lost my sense of purpose in life. Thank you for sharing your journey; I hope you achieve whatever you want in life.
unemployment rate is high in saudi? I am genuinely shocked.. I thought there was plenty of work in saudi😮
@@aakhirahnur7911 Don't believe it. She is just lazy and don't want search a job and work hard.
I’m 44. I was scammed trying to rent a home. I have not been able to get back on my feet every since that happened. I lost my apartment thinking we (I have 2 girls) were moving into another home. I have 1 friend. I do have a job, just can’t find a home. I am lost in life rn. I am in different directions. I am so happy to come across this video. Life has been a complete disaster. I pray for your journey, and everyone else in the comments. May you all find peace and get what you absolutely need right now
You got this keep your head up you aren't alone those girls need you❤
I’m praying for you and your girls ❤❤
Keep going. You're not alone fighting these sorts of problems.
You cannot be 44 😍 maybe it was a typo lol
Things will get better
I’m 28 years old and still living with my parents.. I’ve never dated anyone and I graduated college with a useless major, thus I’m now working a remote job I really hate. Was dealing with pretty horrible health issues that held me back for about 6 years, now I’m in the process of restoring everything I lost. Some people appear to be extremely blessed at my age, while people like me seem to be “cursed.” I guess all we can do is keep grinding the best we can despite what life may throw at us
If you have health issues just know it’s not your fault
@@4the1hood0 This is what I tell myself sometimes, so Thanks. Sometimes I feel like it is still my fault 😓
what degree did you get if you dont mind me asking?
@@lj9970 I did Marketing… couldn’t find anything great with it
I hope you all the best❤❤
I am 32 years old. I’ve been looking for videos about this exact kind of experience because I’ve been so ashamed of being unemployed and directionless. So much of that content is by 20-something year olds, who have very valid perspectives! But there’s something about being 10 years out of college and still feeling aimless that hits differently. When you’re in your 20s, people still see potential in you. If you’re older, people are very judgey about how you’ve spent your time so far.
Yeah that's what happened to my husband, a year ago he tried to pivot into tech and wasted 1 year old his life, got all the certificates and training then no one hired him into any entry level tech job and we were told there are up to 400 applicants per job. I feel like companies are more likely to give the entry level role to some 23 year old fresh grad. Oh well, he had to give up and chalk it up as a wasted year and many wasted hours studying, since we don't live with parents and can't live like an eternal student forever
Nothing you learn is a waste. You did something like learning new skills.
It will take time! trust me i was rejected left right and centre, after achieving all the requisite training and education. I qualified as a lawyer at 30. I waited for 7 years! doing various jobs no consistency but thats the way life has made me stronger!! it WILL HAPPEN FOLKS
@@fluffythebluepersian4888AFAIK, companies put more value on projects than any certifications. Has your husband done any projects that’s relevant to the job that he’s applying ?
@@fluffythebluepersian4888My friend just had a similar experience and she DOES have experience! She took a year off the help open a business with her friend and then tried to get back into tech and applied to SO many jobs. Got a few interviews here and there but it took MONTHS to get one offer. Then you just have to take it whether you want it or not. Though they say tech jobs are the most prolific?
Anyone thinking 30’s is has-been, please don’t. Life is just beginning and you can do almost anything you want. I mean maybe you won’t become an Olympic platform diver at this point, but seriously, the world is yours. Don’t settle! But do talk to yourself and ask yourself honestly about what you want.
Thanks needed this :)
I’m 33, nurse, no children, 1 friend/boyfriend. Basically I only communicate with him and my mom. I was accused of basically not seeing my patients. Ruined my whole career. That was 2014, graduated 2013. I just got hired as a nurse again after 6 years of trying. I say all of that to say, yes people will doubt you. The worst thing you can do is doubt yourself. Sending love and positivity to all.
I’m so glad you got back into nursing. Good luck!!
you got this queen🎠🎠 im not nurse but doing my best to become a, preschool teacher . i have only 1 friend 0 boyfriend and yes also only communicate with my mom
Damn false accusations suck, not many women deal with it but there are plenty of men’s groups to support with that so maybe they have some advice
Wow!
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« Instead of waiting for a company to tell me I am not good enough, I am going to create my own content » Now that’s how you take your power back and for that alone, I am so proud of you ❤️
Big facts
Yes! I did the same thing. When I became unemployed in April I started my own RUclips channel to pave my own way. 🙏🏾
You would say the same thing a man made a video like this ?
@@givenchie462yes
Lol power what power
I'm gonna revisit this video in 6 months. Things are gonna get better for us all!
6 months later!!!
Yall I got an apartment. Live on my own. In a different department. Life is hard but I'm managing. Still praying for hope and healing. These last 6 months have really taught me something.
Amen
Amen!!
@imaniali8090 things have gotten better
@@s.c.h6512 oh my God I'm so happy to hear that☺️ Things will keep getting better for you by God's grace🙏 your 6 months affirmation came to pass indeed😃💗
54 year old here. I didn't became "successful" until my mid 40s. Be patient with yourself. Spend time in nature to quiet your mind. TRAVEL. Create adventures for yourself. There's a whole world out there, which is sometimes hard to see when you're in the thick of stress. Shockingly, your career may not be at all what you think it is. Good Luck!!! one last thing, DON'T COMPARE YOURSELF TO ANYONE ON SOCIAL MEDIA.
I'm 39, broke, no partner, dead end job... But I'll push through, I have no other choice.
My advice would be to do anything that takes bravery to do. Just anything. You already know what can make you happy. For example if it’s art, simply practice it, build your experience and work your way from down to the top. Create a passion or a goal in life. Show your face where you normally wouldn’t and meet people that your personal path attracts towards you. Get another job if you need to, that job isn’t the only thing on the planet. You could get a job on a cruise ship and survive. You could work at a cinema and survive. You could become a local politician and survive. You could start a business or get employed at a small business and survive. You could even start working at an interesting bar. Do what’s good for your health. Spoiler alert: it’s not to continue living a life that feels empty and ‘dead end’.
need adhd meds.
I hope things work out for you and you end up doing very well.
Y’all do everything to yourselves. Y’all got issues but a man can’t have any himself but you expect a guy to have his shit together when his just as human as you
Take care of urself & try new things man. Wishing u the best
People need more of these real life videos. Props to you for opening up.
God loves you! Repent and believe that Jesus paid the price for our sins! go to Jesus and he can give you mercy joy and peace and so much love!
These are my favorite RUclips videos. Simple, life stories. ❤
@@Rescuemaven I soooo agree with you!!!
Exactly the fact I watched to the end as well …amazing
I’m 27 years old living with my folks, no relationships, no kids, and most of my friends have their own place and family. I worked at several jobs, but either I got fired or quit due to personal reasons. I haven’t even traveled to no other countries. But I finally stepped up to pursue my graduate degree and going to therapy. All I can say, is to don’t be afraid to take risks and chase opportunities.
still better than being a single mom or someone's wife tho , slay queen
Wow same here. You hit the nail on the head with this
Correction: your friends are paying rent or mortgage. They don't "have their own place". If they miss payments they'll be kicked out
@@user-um7tw6kx4r6 yeah that’s true!! :/
please be proud of even the little things. that's important!
i really connect to you. don't think you are alone. im 26 almost and i feel the same, we think life is all about getting a job and starting a family. but its just breathing and its just feeling alive in little things. 100 years from now you will be vanished from this earth so just take everything as a privileged experiences of a human. there is always someone in bad condition that u.
So relatable. Young female millennials need to come together and build communities
this.
Millennials need to come together
What would the community do? How would it work ?
@@Fusionkichincomplain all day
'young female millennials need to come together and build communities' already sounds disastrous.
I don't know if this will inspire or depress you. I'm living your life at 63! The only difference between us is 30 years, I've never been married, I don't wear glasses, and I have multiple cats. After a decade of dedication, I was fired from my job for basically being "too old". Now I'm contemplating starting over instead of retiring. I knew I should've moved on from that job but I became comfortable so they decided for me. A job search at my age is no joke. But, actually, I'm finally free to pursue something I really want to do. I focus on the positives in my life. I have health, friends, family, experience, ideas, interests, hobbies, cats, food, shelter and clothing. I'll be fine. I, too, was thinking of starting a YT channel. I'll take this video as a sign that I should move forward with this idea. Thanks very much for sharing!
We would love to follow your journey
I'm 29 and honestly the idea of being single with many cats your age sounds like a dream. I just got my first cat. And I agree with you about reinventing yourself. I hope you find something good ❤❤❤
That’s depressing & my worse fear
Well you've definitely lived a decent amount of years n you're still kicking so there's no stopping u from moving forward. Wish u the best
I’m 59 + now just starting my journey, after having experienced many unfortunate things. But as you say, we have much to be thankful for. Start your channel!
At the age of 33 I moved to a different country and started my life from zero.Dont give up, there is a great job there. Every one has a different path and You are not obliged to achieve same goals other people before certain time frames.
I am 43. I've been trying to move to Thailand for the past three years now. But since I don't even have a job, then I can't even make the move. I live in Antigua in the Caribbean.
What country? And how is that going? I’m 32 and trying to reinvent myself and I’m struggling
@@ShanaJahsintaWalterswhy thailand ...asking from jamaica
@@brianawalker8003 If you are asking me, I am trying to move from Antigua to Thailand.
@@sunmoonrising81 I always wanted to live in Asia since I was a teenager. And these past few years, Thailand has popped up on my radar. Plus it is far cheaper to live than Antigua.
You are so brave to talk about this and be vulnerable. Everyone here supports you you got this girl keep pushing 💪
I’m 31 unemployed, no vehicle, never had a life after high school, no friends, no partner, no motivation and 1 kid. It’s the worst feeling and I can’t tell if I’m going to make it or not. I feel like everything is falling apart. But this video gives me hope in that I’m not alone in this struggle called life.
❤right
I urge you to listen to Jordan Peterson talk about depression and anxiety and his 12 rules of life. There's plenty of his content here in youtube. For the past 6 years I have been in a pit, unable to even fold my laundry or make my bed. Just getting by and making sure my kids are surviving. But my god I was not living. Just surviving. This man's talks and lectures have pulled me out of that pit. My house has never been cleaner. I feel at peace for the first time. I have plans to return to college. I started the gym. All things that seems basically impossible to me the day before discovering this man.
@@mcd08Jordan Peterson is grear
well at least you had someone in one point or you wouldnt have a kid
You are not alone. Don’t believe the lies of the enemy. We all feel down about ourselves a lot of times even if it seems that a person’s life is perfect. Your life is worthy, beautiful, meaningful, and just getting started 🎉
I’m 54 and I just started my journey to becoming a nurse. I always knew that I wanted to be a nurse at an early age because I wanted to help people. Well needless to say I got off track and now I’m trying to get into a nursing program. It’s okay to start over again
As a RN of 14 years. Nursing is hard, stressful and grueling. Many nurses are getting out. Have a GREAT support system if that is really what you want.
I agree with comment below, Iam a registered nurse with 20 years experience in oncology and palliative care,it's extremely stressful, very often depressing but also meaningful and human, makes you humble and better as a person, I love my job and I wish you as a future colleague all best 😊
If you haven’t been to school in 20 plus years I would not recommend nursing school
@@twi8497 why?
Just because something is hard doesn’t mean it’s not worth doing
As a 22 year old with no vehicle, no job, living with my parents, you sharing this was such a relief and a burden lifted. Thank you for your transparency and being vulnerable with us 💗🫶🏽
Girl you are child-free and probably debt free, your only 22, what are you talking about.
@@erikathomas5801as young adults the pressure to have everything together hits us just as bad especially with social media, and especially in our 20s. Don’t try to invalidate how she feels because she’s young.
You can do what you want. Pray to God to show you your purpose in the modern world
Take advantage of the time !! I didn't get a car until I was 26 ! You got this
As a 22 year old same here you're not alone
I'm about to turn 30 and I really needed to hear this. Thanks for making us feel less alone
Hello Happy Belated 30th Birthday To You. 😊
Being so transparent and humanizing is commendable. Social media has framed people’s minds to portray their lives as “perfect” and yet you’re on this global platform sharing about yours during difficult circumstances. Perseverance is what you embody. Time stamps mean nothing. Your path is YOURS. I hope and pray that you receive all things you’re more than worthy of because of your actions.
I completely love your comment here.
finally the best comment social media is a scam
I never imagined adulting to be like this and I’m 25. I think we are living in truly unpredictable strange and weird times. The whole world has changed in such a short amount of time compared to the 90s and early/mid 2000s and not in a good way. The attitude of humans have shifted from being free to being annoyed and beyond stressed out. People have become more violent and careless because the world is really rough right now. Please don’t be hard on yourselves. Seeing all the comments it speaks volume that I and we are not alone ❤️
I am so hard on myself, thank you for this ❤
It's the end times. My only hope is Jesus. This world is bonkers.
@@purpleduck3494definitely the end times!
We're living like teenagers and not adults. Because of lack of jobs and studying being too long.
@@helloworld7818 Nobody is in the business of creating Jobs,it's the duty of all of us.We need to become the solution we're looking for.
The next generation depends on us yet we're crying....
First off, don't forget you have already achieved two of your goals. Completing college, and marriage. Did achieving these goals guarantee the outcome you had always planned or hoped for? Not yet. You're well spoken, and professionally mannered. Why wait to be hired? This is your start. You can interview other people in your position, under similar circumstances. That could be the very premise for this channel. So many people are where you are, or have been where you are. Ask people in the comments if they would be willing to tell there story by interview. I bet your channel would be very successful, because it is so relatable. Just a thought.
you gott somee sense that most of us dont get.. 😮
Start podcast! Yes
What an amazing comment ! So true
Great idea!
Oh yes, a lot of us forget about the networking part. Even though I don't follow this as much as I should, I tell people all the time, NETWORK, NETWORK, NETWORK!! Informational interviews with people at companies or in positions you want to work in are extremely helpful.
No directions in life but look!! You certainly made an impact here on RUclips
I’m 28 and I feel like my life doesn’t have direction, I feel stuck living with a family member I don’t want to live with, just quit my horrible corporate job , and now restarting over with the job search , but working retail for the moment.
Same age here, ❤❤❤❤
Same age and going through the same thing right now.
seek God it does get better you just in a season..
Same age. You’re not alone. It sucks but we gonna make a way some how.
Same
My one piece of advice would be is DO NOT WAIT. If you want something do not wait for it to happen somehow start it yourself. Create you own company, find like minded people in the same position and build something together. Get out of the house and surround yourself with people who are living the life you want or have the things you want to have. Sometimes we don’t realise that we need a shift in mindset until we are around people who are doing what we want to be doing and we realise they think entirely differently to us. Being around those people will make you subconsciously step up your game. Now I say this as someone who never did any of these things because I never had any advice and was too embarrassed to ask for it. I’m in my 40s and in a similar position. Am I sad about it? Yes, a little bit I’m not mad, I’m just glad I realised now, better late than never. All those cliches sayings are cliches for a reason; they have a point "Procrastination is the thief of time" "Feel the fear and do it anyway" "better to regret something you did do than something you didn’t"
Thanks for sharing this - wish there was help out there 😢or a community for people to have someone to talk to
I’m in my early 20s, I agree with this so much. Thank you for sharing!
If you don’t know what you’re doing do not create your own company. Rest of the advice is good
thank you so much for this
Thank God for this comment
you don't have to do anything or prove yourself to anyone.... "I'm a 33 year old woman with no life." No. you're a 33 year old woman just doing what you were meant to do, living.
This type of destructive "feel good" advice is exactly why people don't get further in life
@@skkrtskkrt-5210 don’t get further at what? Impressing other slaves in a society run my Monopoly money printed out of thin air? No thanks.
@@skkrtskkrt-5210period
@@skkrtskkrt-5210 exactly, so sad to see so many fellow young people fall into these hedonistic holes.
@@skkrtskkrt-5210further, where? Richer? More fulfilled? I think it actually leads more people to happiness than their own demise.
I'm 24....no home...never had one...mom left me when I was young and my dad took care of us. Finished school and passed well. Dad lost his job....couldn't afford to go to college...stayed a year at home doing nothing...
I kept praying to God to give me a job...then we had few money for food....got a retail job that paid me like E1000 which is like $100. Tried surviving off it but got chased out...
I tried doing business and it never got successful. I stayed home until now.. sad part is I don't know how long I'm gonna stay here as my dad's not working anymore and my greatest fear is being homeless. I swear I'm always looking for a job with no luck...life is hard 😭😭😭💔I just wanna die and end this pain
Trust me you are not alone. I completely understand this pain and frustration. But be encouraged because it will get better.
You're still very young. Please don't give up. Continue to pray and apply for jobs. I am absolutely sure that things will work in your favor. God bless you!
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I took any job in my 20s to have to live somewhere and pay :)
Understand you, just take every job exist to survive
Later is a bit easier cuz u gained an experience to nexts jobs :)
hi my love, I’m so sorry to hear that you’ve experienced such hardship. I’m glad you’re still here and I hope you continue to stay. you deserve so much good in this life and it’s coming. please take care of yourself and be gentle. I love you🩷🫂
this is old youtube!! i love how raw this video is, thank you for sharing! i believe in you.
Girl ..
I started medical school at 18 got into one of the most competitive schools in my country , it literally mentally , economically and physically destroyed me , completed my whole degree but failed one of my exams by 0.1 percent , that pushed Me into the deepest depression I ever experienced in my life , so I pretty much have to start life all over again at 27🙄, every day gets better and better , we got this❤️
Wait can u retake it or u can’t go back because it triggers ur depression?
@@ashleykay6701In some countries (I am not sure about how it looks in the USA) you can't retake certain exams. E.g. in Germany, if you fail the third attempt at a final in uni you get exmatriculated and blocked for that major in the whole country.
@@ComfyCatzWow. Crazy
Praying for you. There’s literally always a reason things don’t work the way we think they will. 18 years ago after just Knowing I was going to be an anesthesiologist- I got to my university and realized I didn’t want to be in the medical field. I was so lost… since then I’ve been blessed to have a few careers that has shaped my life for what I truly desire. All I can tell you is …. KEEP ON LIVING❤❤
@@ComfyCatzWow they need to change that. Are you able to drop courses? Many times is the teacher, the books that they pick, and lack of supplemental study aids especially if the authors are bad. For me it’s the teachers that don’t use textbooks and/or plain text ones that are the worst plus not all exams the same. I did bad in certain sciences but I can’t stand it when the exam was just two complex questions. It was a certain science for my basic GE slot. Basically explaining mRNA, DNA, and cellular transport it was decades back for two complex situations. But yeah I did bad, my thought process thinks this unfair for an intro class but yeah for pre-med majors it was too easy. It was sharing basic knowledge and drawing basic parts on paper.
Don't beat yourself up about not getting those media opportunities when you were younger. It wasn't that you weren't goid enough, you simply didn't have the right connections. What people don't tell you when pursuing fields like visual media, arts, journalism, fashion, etc is that connections are everything in those fields especially when trying to get your foot in the door.
So true 😅
Most of those fields you mention have very limited job opportunities to begin with.
100%. Shocking how most colleges don’t mention this fact at ALL
@@Yoopsen213because they want your money for their tuition fees, no wonder they don't tell you
Very true I thought this is in Africa only but connections is a big deal while looking for a job 😢this disease is world wide ❤❤thank you for this
On the cusp of turning 25 and so much of this is an exact description of my life. Appreciate you sharing, it can be so isolating to feel this way so to see so many people connecting to this is both sad but also makes it feel less lonely.
Wishing you and everybody else a happy life.
I’m 21 and the comments have me crying . I haven’t lived with my mom since I was 16 . I’ve lost it all , gotten kicked out by siblings and got back on my own feet, I was raised by a mother who always made a way. I believe y’all will be okay , you still have life to live if you’re commenting ❤️
God has not forgot about any of us. If he says that he can Do it-It will come to pass.
Hii
@@marshalucas7984 🫂❤️😢🙏may the good Lord remember and reward you too beloved. Thank you so much
@jtw99235So true. We all belong to each other. I saw this post on Twitter/X, about how “the longer you’ve been single, the harder it gets to date” and everyone was talking about how being in a relationship is a waste of time and creates stress, but no one was talking about how beautiful it is to build a life with another person, even if it’s a friend. We’ve gotten to a point in society where wanting friends and wanting to be in a relationship is considered “being codependent” or “not knowing how to be alone” and thus we’ve created shame in those who long for any form of companionship.
33 looking 20. I wouldn’t say not knowing what you want to do is a bad thing. I’m 25 in the same boat. Life is all about experience… we don’t have to have it all together. I would say that being a late bloomer is very real and may become the norm.
Our purpose is following Jesus 😁
As a late bloomer, I agree with you. I didn't feel like I was growing into an adult until 30. I'll be 39 tomorrow.
I’m am 26 and definitely a late bloomer and I’m okay with that! I am married and have one son and now starting over again trying to do nursing. I use to beat myself up about it too. But, I have to do something for me now.
@@yo9979 correction. That is YOUR purpose. Not all people are Christian. People are so wild with their statements. It's crazy.
@@ImjusthereleavemealoneI’m in nursing as well! The good thing about nursing is that there are so many different fields to chose from, and there will always be work worldwide. These were factors I looked for when it came to jobs where I’m able to serve.
The idea that a child can plan their entire life ahead of them is one of the most toxic traits of modern society. You have a life, you're just in survival mode. As a fellow creative, my only advice is to carve your own path, don't rely on employers to fulfil your dreams. Fulfil your own dreams and build your own opportunities. The fact that your video picked up in the algorithm is a sign! Ride that wave.
I remember in middle school a huge assignment was planning every year of our life and when all the big events would happen (career, marriage, children, etc). I'm 25 now and it still gives me anxiety that I'm so far behind what my 12 year old self thought would happen. Ridiculous assignment and expectation on kids.
@@hollym4051100% unrealistic expectation on children
@@hollym4051 i had this same assingment and its what triggered my first ever existinal crisis at the age of 13, needless to say i do not want children but if i did have them i think its important to tell them its okay to not know.
They expect us to know and have vision boards and creative writing papers 10 years ahead of where will be when life doesn't work the same way.
Yeah you said it well
What a such beautiful coincidence that I found this video at this time , I have turned into 33 this year and two months ago I got fired, It is kind of frustrated no lies, even thought I have no kids no married, and always trying to keep my financial debts on control. But I completly understand the feeling, because your live is not as the way as you thought it would be when you were more younger. So, one of the thing that really help me to not to overthing over this situtation is focus on mysfelf, I have returned back to the gym and I am taking onlines courses to enhance my english skills. I am from Panama City and here if you dont have a good quality in english you are really f/ck up. I just came here to convey my message, DO NOT GIVE UP, KEEP GOING. Bless!.
I’m a 37 year old college graduate that used to make six figures. I did everything I thought was right to secure my future. Went to the military, got out and graduated college, bought a house, fancy car, and fast forward to now, I’ve been unemployed for the past 7 months. I’m right there with you. Once I pulled myself out of the depression and self loathing, I started to understand that I’ll never have anything more than a false sense of security if I continue working for someone else. I also understand now that despite my past accomplishments, the material things that I wasted money on didn’t fulfill me, and the jobs I worked to make “good money” didn’t fulfill me either. I encourage us all to find something that we care about, something that makes us feel like we are contributing something of value to the world, even if it is volunteering while unemployed. I encourage us to working on ourselves, keep learning, keep growing, but also giving ourselves grace and patience. Please don’t believe that your life is not valuable just bc some company HR dept head doesn’t see your value or potential! We will make it through this stronger, wiser, and more resilient. Thank you for sharing your story!
Beautifully said!!! Thank you for sharing.
Jesus gives joy in all situations; He gives peace that you will not get from anything in this world. He gives you the desires of your heart and direction in life if you delight in him. If you have not received Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal Saviour, i encourage you to do so today. Jesus loves you and thinks you are worth it and that's why He died for me and you, that we have life unending.
Do you mind sharing with us what you do / how you sustain yourself working for yourself?
amen
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I needed this
I’m 43, a husband, two dogs, still no direction in life. We can just take it one day at a time.
When I was in my teens I knew exactly what I wanted to do and I did it with God’s help. Working after several years I knew I had to do something else career wise. I’ve been searching for years what field to go into, basically I had to reinvent myself. What I’m trying to say keep searching and you’ll get to your goal. Maybe it will help you if figure out what’s important to you guys like traveling, debt free etc…. What do you like that gives you passion etc…..
.you need help .
This is a very sad comment. To be 43 and still not have direction.
That’s not something to be proud of.
@@livurelife❤
@@siamanimoi6193who ever said he was sharing that info about his life to be taken as if it’s something to be proud of? Excuse you, I’m sorry he didn’t sugar coat his life experience to better suit your perfect life where you wake up every morning without an existential crisis. I’d recommend getting off your high horse.
I feel like someone should have warned us that being an adult is hard. SO HARD. My heart goes out to you (and everyone in the comments in the same position). You are an intelligent woman with an unbelievably positive attitude in the face of shitty circumstances.
Per aspera ad astra (through adversity to the stars)
Awesome! Going to write that last line down
@@greenmanatee6462me too
took a screenshot
I do feel like due to the pace of technology many parents who are from older generations were not prepared to show (or warn) the younger generation about the importance of success or how to be a successful in all aspects of their life. Especially, careerwise.
Yes, we’re like technology guinea pigs. Our parents never had to deal with 100+ work and personal messages, emails, calls, notifications a day, in addition to managing money in an economy with a shrinking middle class, staying active, social, and healthy. This is maddening. It’s too much.
This video is so relatable, thank you so much for making it, we're all in this together :(
24, college dropout, single single, no career, live with my parents with an expired nursing assistant license, working as a caregiver, luckily I have a car that my parents got me, but I stay grateful for things I do have and that is what keeps me joyful, one day at a time is the only way to stay sane and I pray consistently and leave my desires in the hands of God, I know my time is coming and so is yours
Would you be open to going back to college? At least part time?
Where are you from
i'm in a similer situation, i will pray for you.
to be honest - if you wait for "god" to change your life, you will probably wait your whole life. get your ass up, start being responsible for your life and do an education or anything that makes people wanting to give you money for your work. it is damn hard for some years, but i would prefer having no live for some years to have 60+ nice years than working shity jobs the rest of my life.
Please know that you have the power to change the direction of your life. Perhaps going back to school will help. God helps those who help themselves. And, there are resources for young mothers in almost every city. All the best to you.
All these beautiful souls in their 20’s and 30’s.. as a 46 year old mother of 19/21 year olds. Please know that you have so much time .. enjoy your life, it’s ok to ‘ not know ‘. Enjoy learning and growing, don’t put so much pressure on yourself to ‘ have it all’. ❤ follow your passions .
If this video getting 1.4 million views isn’t enough for you to go all in on your channel idk what is! This here is your calling girl. Thanks for such a relatable and transparent video. Keep going!!
I agree! sometimes you just need to pivot real quick in life and that's okay
No shade but RUclips is not financial stability
@@ustherein think big, it could lead her to the next stage in her life.
Idk I know this sounds cheesy but I follow my zodiac signs and look at careers that match my personality. Right now I’m in my field and I’m a number 9. I do want to gain a position on a more higher level hence to why I’m doing my masters right now so I know it will come. You gotta meditate and do like personality test learn and understand who you are. I also did lots on internships when i was in my college years they build my resume. I got all my jobs on my own through myself never networking which is weird but true. I wish you all the best some people don’t believe in like astrology but it’ helps as well as pray to god, just learn yourself. I spend lots of time alone do lots of test taking to see my results. It works for me.
Totally agree
I'm 46, feel like im still 35 , i've worked a lot, had a few relationships, left a bad relationship, became a single mom of three at 33 yrs old, and ever since my focus was paying bills, taking care of my kids, making memories for them, basicly just being a full time, single mom, no friends really, little family. It gets lonely, and frustrating, but my advice, every situation is different, just make the best of your situation and pray, and make lasting memories, whether thats doing something you like to do, persue a career, raise your kids, take care of your animals, take care of yourself! And create short term goals, be kind to yourself, life is unpredictable, just have to go with the flow and keep being thankful for what you have, never lose hope that things will get better
Girl, don’t let losing a job rattle your confidence. I started life at 30 with two kids, no home, no education and no job history. I was 36 before I landed a dream job, after taking the time to study, volunteering and increasing my knowledge about the places I wanted to work at. Having self confidence, showing you have initiative and interest, will allow you to stand out and thrive. Life is always throwing punches, don’t let gravity take you down, always be ready to reinvent yourself without losing sight of your goals or yourself, be ready to find new paths. Learn to look at failure as lessons and losses as new opportunities, take a deep breath, and trust your abilities; people will notice your confidence and you’ll become an asset they want to have.
Well said!
Volunteering to gain experience can be key.
@@infernowarrior9884 for a woman with no job history, learning about my target working environment and getting experience was essential.
@@CL-vf4iz I became a home engineer instead of a recently divorced mother, jack of all trades; a negotiator, an innovator,…basically I listed exactly what I did as a mother/head of household but I used big words to lift the job description. I also treated my volunteer job as a real job, they were happy to write me a letter. I used a dictionary and a thesaurus, every step of the way to help me. Had I known better, I don’t think I would have written it, but the resume got attention as it was.
can i ask you what's your dream job ?
Hey, just happened to see your video and I applaud your courage to share your story on RUclips. Kudos to you. Don't let anybody tell you that you're not good enough. Something amazing will happen to you. God Bless and keep believing. BTW just subscribed to your channel.
can we be good friend I am Emmanuel
I took a job as a PA when I was 33. low rate, picking up garbage, doing food runs, etc. Now I am 41, I own a documentary production company, and have made project for National broadcasters. You just gotta swallow your pride and start at the bottom and learn whatever you can until you find the right opportunity to move up.
This! We just should not despise small beginnings. Do the mundane until you find your purpose. Bills must be paid ! Live ! People with degrees are doing all sorts of jobs while they find their niche.
It can get discouraging at times, take a break and get back out there.
you should do a video on how you turned a PA gig into a production company bc that seems so far fetched and unrealistic. like what is the middle of that story? queen midas over here😭
What did you study? If a person spends years on a degree with decent, then they very clearly have proven their aptitude for that field of work. The only thing that starting out as, say a PA, would provide them with, are connections. Which in my opinion is a terrible way to distribute work. People's affections and sympathies should not be the reason why someone gets a position.
Sometimes even that bottom job you just don't get it.
great job
I feel the same. Sometimes, I feel like I am going to die, not fulfilling my purpose, but I have been very depressed because I spent my entire trying to protect my kids. Now that they are older, I have gone back to school. I don't have any
Support system. I don't have anybody, and I am scared, but do understand you
If you're still alive, then you can fight. If nobody wants to hire you, then it's a definitely a sign that says, you should be your own BOSS. NEVER BACKDOWN !
❤ Well said ❤
I think if nobody wants to hire you or that you get fired or that you keep getting let go, you should find out why quickly and fix it.
NEVER GIVE UP
@@JohnDoe-zz7on Yeah and then create your own shit and be your own boss. No need to constantly wait for others to tell u when you're good to go.
@@djefardeur7958 Do you run your own business???
If so, do you think anyone can just invest all their money and time in a business and have it be a success???
Most of us in our 30's can relate. If you ever wanted to talk, me (or many others) would be happy to speak to you. May you find a job you really love, make good money, and have great relationships in your life.
I love this message , thanks for your support
Beautiful :)
I could really talk to someone about this.
@@LiaDebran That would be great. Maybe a discord group?
I needed to hear this. I’m turning 24 soon I feel old already. Failed my nurse exam four times now. I’m working just to live. I don’t have social life. Never gotta experience anything like vacation. I want to make it right. I don’t want to have big regret.
Thank you.
Keep doing this video ❤
Update : failed it again 5th time.
Keep trying, sounds like you could really use a break. I hope you’re doing well.
Same
🙄 you're a baby. stop
That sucks the time you sacrifice for nursing was for nothing because you failed those exams.
@@SemekiIzuio it wasn't for nothing? clearly she wanted it enough to try a couple times. So what if you fail? Certain things just take time and effort and failure is just a part of the process. I wouldn't count it as time wasted, rather, it's time to reflect and really hone in on what you can improve and specialize in. There's plenty of people in the medical field who have failed countless times in their exams, etc. and have become wonderful medical providers once they pass (even if it took them years to get there). I recommend the channel: HealthyGamerGG
As a 26 years old woman, i must to say your advice,your ideas, even the action which you can share your story on the RUclips is very very useful to me. Women always live a hard life in this world,especially the patriarchy world. And this time i was usually struggling with the fact that i can't find the meaning of my life. It seems that maybe everybody's coming is so miserable. So what i want to say is thank you. Your voice is precious.
I’ve avoided this video for weeks because I’m 33, live with my parents, live life is terrible, not a fan of my job but I have one … and currently studying psychology to broaden my job opportunities and avenues. I am inside the house 24/7 because I work from home … honestly, im the loneliest I’ve ever been and my latest break up really left me numb and disinterested in things but I can see a silver lining in a sense I’ve started created again which was extra income for me. Keep your head up … my friends and family support me a lot mentally even though they don’t know it and I don’t really speak about it.
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I think they'd love to hear you value their presence in your life... I don't know if you celebrate Christmas, but I'm sure they'd be very touched with some chocolate and a thank you card, however short if it's easier than saying it out loud ...
I hope you'll find happiness ❤.
@@BlullabyYeah I agree. It saddens me when people choose not to express appreciation for those who support them in intangible but yet still valuable ways, due to their own pride. I expressed to an individual who has this prideful trait, words are free.
Folks will only thank Jesus for a generous gesture that a love one actually assisted them with and just totally disregard appreciation to the person 🤷🏾♀️ 🤦🏾♀️
IDK if you know JESUS yet alone, believe in HIM. But go to HIM in your loneliness and with all your needs.
I want to work from home. Can you tell me / guide me if you can , for the same.
I will be 50 this year, I remember feeling this way when I was younger. I think Social Media has a lot to do with feeling like this, you're young, remember it is not where you've been it's where you going, and all things are possible no matter what age.
I honestly believe that people at your age are just coping because there’s nothing else you can do.
Whereas people who are her age can still muster the energy/ create the impetus for major change.
No disrespect😂
What advice would you give? I’ll be 33 Friday and I feel like I haven’t accomplished much career wise but in my personal life I’ve overcome a lot of obstacles. It’s like I’m at this place of freedom and unlimited possibilities but still stuck in a sense 🙃…
@@linfreepeace3419 No disrespect taken, I understand I was your age once. You really don't know yourself or have a muster of true wisdom until you get my age, also your opinions are based on what's around you and the people around you. If you know people who are 50 and can just muster up strength, my darling run before you become like them.
@@jsmnbre My darling, write the vision and make it plain, wait for it and it will come to pass. You stated that you have overcome a lot of obstacles which means that God has equipped you with the tools you need to advance. Set a goal, don't entertain everything you see online, create a plan and go for it. God places favor over our faith. As far as your age; you are still young and becoming, be patient with yourself, stay busy with your Goal. Love God and you will get there. Keep this with you: Jeremiah 29:11
@@chimeinconsults thank you so much for the encouragement. I really needed it. God bless you!
I'm 22 and I feel so lost honestly. I had a gut feeling since I was teenager that I had zero clue on what do for myself. I struggle to pick a career and pursue it. Never liked the idea of committing to something for that long not just for living but for monetary necessity and fulfillment of life. I wish I could have been like my mother who knew what she wanted in life. I'm not like that unfortunately. I currently work in hospice care as an admin assistant. I don't like office jobs. It's very tedious and meaningless work but it get me money. I use the money for my hobbies that keep me going. I also save some up for my future. I wish life wasn't so dependent on money.
Girl your not alone TRUST. I’ll be 22 next week and I’m currently going through the same thing. Finding it difficult to commit to things long term, working dead end jobs not bc I like them, just for the money. I’m a homebody, don’t get out much or talk to ppl. I feel like I’m on autopilot sometimes just getting by. Life has been stagnant for me for a while now.
Maybe combine care and office work and work to become a supervisor or assistant manager.
Also, working out what you don't want to do is really helpful, then choose from what is left. God bless x
Funny, you're where I want to be rn. All I'm working towards is finding a means to sustain my basic needs, few hobbies and savings and that's it.
Feel same way not just about money but also food lol. I dislike having to be dependent on external resources to survive lol
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I'm 39, I studied hard, have multiple diplomas in different matters because the economy was always changing and was trying to get my place in society. Never happened. I moved back to my home country, live in one of my parent's properties and I feel like I'm done with life by now. I'm tired of trying to get on the wagon and failing.
44 year old black guy here. You rock. You are not a loser.
Hi black guy 😂
I'm almost 30 and I'm feeling the same. Still in college no meaningful friendships / relationships. It gets lonely. Sometimes I don't want to be here. I'm fighting daily. Let's keep fighting together 🫂
Hang in there, you have your whole life ahead of you ❤
Start traveling. Even if it means hoping on a bus to see another city. Do it! Don't give up because eternity is real. Heaven and Hell is real. Show up for yourself each day. YOU ARE WORTH IT. GOD LOVES YOU.
@@nowayjose9918 hell wtf ? heaven ?¡¿¿ ok but still a great comment
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Hang in there just a little while longer ❤️
34 and still figuring myself out. No college degree but also no college debt. Good credit, working a job I hate, not feeling fulfilled in life but still trying to appreciate what I do have and the changes I can make. Don’t have a group of friends and living in my sister’s basement right now, does feel super lonely sometimes but I’m learning to accept it. No kids and I’ve honestly never had a serious relationship with a man… it sounds like a lot of bad but I’m feeling good. My journey of finding myself and loving myself excites me for my future.
May the Love and Longing of God ✝️ find you dear . That’s where true meaning lies.♥️✝️
I am currently going through this, I feel extremely lost, alone and unmotivated about life. The job rejections are insanely high, I have no passion for the things that use to bring me joy, I am emotionally exhausted and feel like no one around me understands exactly what I am going through. Right now just being alive is depressing, just not being able to provide for yourself is honestly the hardest, having to be codependent is the worst experience.
Yes this content itself is journalism! Thank you for your work and for sharing your story, we need this on platforms like this.
I was just about to comment this! You should also look into starting your own blog. I think it would be amazing to read! :)
I’m 40. Moved back in with my parents in June. Going back to school for a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling. No children, never married, and nowhere near prepared for retirement. But, I’m healthy, I have family support, and good friends (3 of them still single). I try not to be so hard on myself about my situation, but it’s not easy. Ultimately, I believe there’s always hope, always something to look forward to, and always a reason to be thankful. Things could always be worse. Clearly, I like the word “always.”
I'm in the same shoes are you. 38, used my life savings for a masters abroad, came back home but couldn't find work. That was in 2021. Life is hard regardless, just have to keep pushing yourself. Nothing worth having in this mortal life comes easy. God will definitely see us all through this.
You are so brave !!! Your comment really resonates in me ❤ Thanks for sharing! You are valuable just for existing (sorry if my English is not good)
Let me tell you my friend- your future is waiting - I was just like you. I had planned job searching in my degree but I could not get a job in the field I wanted. So I just took the first job that accepted me. Fast forward 2 years. I am Director of this company now making great money and have a good life.
Stay strong. Your day is coming. I had no clue my future life happiness started from a job I just took to get by. You are amazing for the hind site you have. Your day is coming!!
LOVE THIS FOR YOU!!!!!! Thank you for sharing
Finding this at 21 thank u miss💕I’m struggling too but the light for me is that I know my worth and this is happening for a reason.There is something bigger out there for me🌸
Girl I feel you! I am 34 and been working for years, but still in an entry-level job. To add to that, I am overweight, which has affected my self-esteem. However, please remember that you are still young and have so much life ahead of you. You are not alone in feeling this way
Dear Sis/Dro,
Please ill advise you to change your mindset and think positively about yourself. As for being overweight work seriously on yourself because your health wise it's not also good. Also, be around people who love you at most times
Cut your carbs
Intermittent fasting works wonders
I have 33 yo and I have 2 apartments, I have money from renting my flats, so I dont have to work. Why you people dont invest your money when you have job and earn? you should think more forward in future and investing money
its ignorant to think.that way like any and everyone has the opportunity to just work and invest. People come from all walks of life and you dont have any idea of what responsibilities they may have before they can even think about investing have some compassion and understanding. Give words of encouragement and possibly good advise, but dont fo tearing people down as if no one is trying