(part 4)
Young adults tend not to realize how difficult freedom can be.
Don't blow all your money partying.
Make sure you are putting that 10% aside, and _never_ touching it (except for actual, life-changing emergencies).
You will feel a lot better and will organize your life more successfully if your home is clean and organized.
Have a routine, so that you clean parts of your home and exercise and whatever out of habit.
Keep a calendar and have a recorded schedule of things you need to do.
Get enough sleep, so you don't fuck your motivation during the day.
Learn to cook a handful of quick, cheap, healthy meals, and then do that regularly.
Do everything with the goal of having a better life next year.
Have goals - written down and reviewed regularly - that you are actively working on.
When negative things happen, no matter who is at fault, remember that your life is your responsibility.
Orient your life so that you have to rely on others as little as possible, but you still have people you can rely on if you need (and to establish those relationships reliably, you'll have to put in the work so other people can rely on you too).
Get disloyal and go-nowhere people out of your life quickly.
Your credit history, criminal record, and social reputation are more useful and important tools than people treat them.
Don't tolerate unnecessary drama in relationships. Be willing to drop SOs and friends that will not respect your boundaries and have no interest in your needs. Make your interests and needs easily known, so that they know how to respect them. Respect these things for others, and be a good friend/SO.
Surround yourself with people you want to be like.
Honestly believe that you can do anything for which you can develop a plan, develop plans for the way you want your life to be, and work on them regularly.
Get rid of addictions that control you. Illegal substances are not the only addictions.
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