How to Figure Out Your Life After Graduating College
December 10, 2018 07:00
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I genuinely believe that the world is giving the “wrong” information to
20-somethings. This is not the time to go “safe” and “practical.” This is the
time to be massively risk oriented. It’s time to go live in Bali for a year,
or try to become Beyonce, or live with 8 roommates in a studio apartment
hustling towards your passion. I have empathy for things like student debt …
but this is the time to make the high risk moves around the things that’ll
make you the happiest, even if you have to work more (or take a night shift
job while you focus on your passion during the day). My advice for college
grads who are trying to figure it out: Either work for someone who you want to
become, or go all in on your own craft. Read more
20-somethings. This is not the time to go “safe” and “practical.” This is the
time to be massively risk oriented. It’s time to go live in Bali for a year,
or try to become Beyonce, or live with 8 roommates in a studio apartment
hustling towards your passion. I have empathy for things like student debt …
but this is the time to make the high risk moves around the things that’ll
make you the happiest, even if you have to work more (or take a night shift
job while you focus on your passion during the day). My advice for college
grads who are trying to figure it out: Either work for someone who you want to
become, or go all in on your own craft. Read more
I genuinely believe that the world is giving the “wrong” information to
20-somethings. This is not the time to go “safe” and “practical.” This is the
time to be massively risk oriented. It’s time to go live in Bali for a year,
or try to become Beyonce, or live with 8 roommates in a studio apartment
hustling towards your passion. I have empathy for things like student debt …
but this is the time to make the high risk moves around the things that’ll
make you the happiest, even if you have to work more (or take a night shift
job while you focus on your passion during the day). My advice for college
grads who are trying to figure it out: Either work for someone who you want to
become, or go all in on your own craft.
20-somethings. This is not the time to go “safe” and “practical.” This is the
time to be massively risk oriented. It’s time to go live in Bali for a year,
or try to become Beyonce, or live with 8 roommates in a studio apartment
hustling towards your passion. I have empathy for things like student debt …
but this is the time to make the high risk moves around the things that’ll
make you the happiest, even if you have to work more (or take a night shift
job while you focus on your passion during the day). My advice for college
grads who are trying to figure it out: Either work for someone who you want to
become, or go all in on your own craft.
