>>33914806
This is INCREDIBLY sound advice.
As someone who,"Had dessert first", and by that I mean lived as Spartanly As I could while experiencing the kind of things that most people put off until retirement, The next few years, (until 25,) are critical to your future trajectory.
DON"T waste your time with endless entertainment, Vidya, Pr0n, or ANY of that.
Women at this age are a money pit too. Unless you already have a girl, and she's willing to BUILD WITH YOU,(not as rare as you might think,) don't spend ANY time chasing women.
Save you money for investing in yourself; I.E.building up your skills, tools, and experience. KILL your television, and use your computer in a way that 80% minimum is being spent on self improvement.
The ONLY regret I have personally, is that I hesitated too many times out of uncertainty and/or fear of the unknown.
Be BOLDER as long as it won't hurt you physically, mentally, or financially.
There MAY be some drastic changes soon in the world, you should always be asking yourself: "Do I have most all of what I need if I had to do it all on my own?" If not correct that.
I'm not saying collect a bunch of shit either.
If you can't load everything you need for whatever it is you decide to do in a truck and go somewhere else, you MAY just have too much shit.
>should I be traveling?
Meh..That can be another money trap. Unless you are doing it non-conventionally, and with an eye for somewhere to move, most people don't end up with anything that truly enriches them. It's just a "Pricey Vacation", unless you are going somewhere foreign for schooling.
You might be surprised at what there is just 2 hours away from you. Try that first.
>>33915282
Kek!
