On The Lowest Low
As an adult, this is probably the lowest low I’ve had yet. I messed up y’all. I spent my money and time I had while that money was coming in freely, on living a lifestyle I knew was way too temporary. Squandered it by living only in the moment. Not at all concerned with the consequences of later. I always screw over my future self. I never consider her, ever. So I know I have created where I am right now…with no money in my pockets for gas, no ability to get my own roof over my head, to asking my sister if I could bunk up rooms with my four year old nephew. Relying on family to get me through.
This is not good decision making skills. This last couple of weeks have been spent on deciding what careers I’d like to pursue for the long haul and how I’m going to get there. Creating action steps and implementing as quickly as possible before my money runs out on sustaining me before I can make more … Here’s to rebuilding out my next phase of my Life and Career going forward💁🏻♀️
With God in my Heart, Family close by, and support from my amazing Family-Friends, I am grateful, thankful and beyond blessed and will succeed f’sure. #WatchMeGrow #herewego #lifechanges #decisionsdecisions #AdultDiaries #lessonslearnedinmy30s #40hereweare #keepittogether
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