@dom_kwok This is why people stay broke and in the pit. They focus on the wrong things. Who cares what they look like. They just gave kids a boost and set the tone for other companies to step up and do the same!
@PolymarketBlitz Just wow. Truly sad. This is why your circle is so important. You need people who have their own, who will be honest with you, who will force you to be smart and strategic and to EDUCATE YOURSELF. No way this should have happened.
@amitisinvesting If crypto was stable yesterday, $HOOD would have jumped. People need to realize Robinhood is not Coinbase. They don’t have all their eggs in one basket and they actually only list a few crypto. Stocks and prediction markets are hot.
@ferg_cw20485@Sassafrass_84 Yup this is the way! I did the same thing. Take the fixer upper, move to a new up and coming area, you may have to commute, but sacrifice and you will be rewarded.
@Sassafrass_84 Why would I want my home value to drop when I plan to leave it to my children? I want them to have as much equity as possible. I invested in stocks for the past several years for them and they have enough for a down payment to purchase a home. We need to change our mindset.
@Phxaz94@DarrigoMelanie We live in a digital world. You can be an influencer. You can start a podcast. You can sell an ebook. You can trade stocks or crypto and make a living. You can sell a product on Etsy or IG. You can create an online course to sell. There’s no reason to be broke in America.
@DarrigoMelanie Gen Z should be questioning their parents and the representatives they vote for on why they were forced to go to college, get in massive debt, just to make $40k a year?
Don’t quit. If you give up now, what were you even fighting for. Don’t let all your hard work go to waste. Trust God, accept the challenge in front of you and go conquer it.
@ZachRector7 I don’t like the XRP ETFs either. Taking away from the actual coin and with the crazy up and down what newbie would be crazy enough to enter crypto right now?
@wildfairydom Consider moving to a newer up and coming area. Many young people are looking to live in the fun city where access is easy, but you are always going to pay premium dollar for that access. Move to the outskirts and commute, move to a less expensive state…there are options.
One bad influence in your ear can destroy not only your life, but also the lives of those who depend on YOU.
Be selective on who has influence over you.
@TheLaurenChen Many millennials including myself own homes so not all of us are hoping for a crash. Your 20s are not for partying. They are for building your financial foundation. Unless you’re going to college to be a doctor or a lawyer, skip college and focus full time on your foundation.