Some Motivation If You're Still Living At Home With Your Parents

[TonyStark]

Don't give up. The fight is not over, you will be financially independent. Just think of everything you've done up to this point in your life, and hone that power. Your decisions, your choices have led you to where you are today, consider this a blessing, many would love to be where you are today. These are only obstacles.

 

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[EvanOkanagan]

This is meant to motivate people to continue living with their parents?

Not sure where you're going with this thread...

 

[TonyStark]

It's supposed to motivate you to be accountable for your decisions.

 

[Kingmaker]

I'll do you one better:

"If you're over 18 living at home with parents you are a lazy bum. There is no excuse as to why you can't get a part-time job, rent a room and take the control of your life in your own hands."

 

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[Crissco]

^Yes

 

[GreatestManEver]

Almost 90% of the world lives with there extended families, people living with extended families normally do better in life, it was like this in the United States until the nation wide shaming campaign, by the businesses that sell you houses, shamed you and got people to shame you for living with your parents, I have told many college students and young people there 2 things.
1- people who shame young adults for living with your parents are losers, I'm busy in my life winning, I'm not going to take time out of it to put you down, look out for people who need to put people down to put them self up.
2 - Your focus should be on college, or work, or business or what ever it is that will take care of you for the rest of your life. A lot of young people leave there family house at 18, then struggle to pay rent, pay there bills, go to school, and go into massive debt, stay with your parents, and put that extra time and energy into college, or your business and not going into massive debt, because some one shamed you and called you a loser.

 

[Crissco]

Almost 90% of the world lives with there extended families, people living with extended families normally do better in life, it was like this in the United States until the nation wide shaming campaign, by the businesses that sell you houses, shamed you and got people to shame you for living with your parents, I have told many college students and young people there 2 things.
1- people who shame young adults for living with your parents are losers, I'm busy in my life winning, I'm not going to take time out of it to put you down, look out for people who need to put people down to put them self up.
2 - Your focus should be on college, or work, or business or what ever it is that will take care of you for the rest of your life. A lot of young people leave there family house at 18, then struggle to pay rent, pay there bills, go to school, and go into massive debt, stay with your parents, and put that extra time and energy into college, or your business and not going into massive debt, because some one shamed you and called you a loser.

Agreed, but what if it was your own father who called you a loser? Ha

 

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[Newpollz]

Almost 90% of the world lives with there extended families, people living with extended families normally do better in life, it was like this in the United States until the nation wide shaming campaign, by the businesses that sell you houses, shamed you and got people to shame you for living with your parents, I have told many college students and young people there 2 things.
1- people who shame young adults for living with your parents are losers, I'm busy in my life winning, I'm not going to take time out of it to put you down, look out for people who need to put people down to put them self up.
2 - Your focus should be on college, or work, or business or what ever it is that will take care of you for the rest of your life. A lot of young people leave there family house at 18, then struggle to pay rent, pay there bills, go to school, and go into massive debt, stay with your parents, and put that extra time and energy into college, or your business and not going into massive debt, because some one shamed you and called you a loser.

Nailed it. Pure social conditioning. The issue here is being dependent to your parents, not living with them. I think Mark Zuckerburgerface still lived with his parents until recently.

 

[luniac]

Been living with my mother 25 years now, wanna move out badly so i can get laid at home, but want to succeed in fastlane more.

 

[hellolin]

Most Asians does well in the US because they are able to rely on their parents to build up the foundation for them before they are ready for the independence thing to kick in, too bad I see a lot native born Americans being thrown to the real world and not being ready on any front. Not exactly a smart move period.

 

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[edward222]

LOL to the OP