Emma Kehoe

A lot of people have families and they're living in their mom's bedroom with their children.

And, you know, a lot of us either as couples have moved back home or single back home.

And that's the current climate we're in.

That is actually normal then where I nearly feel I'm like, oh, my God, like I'm a failure.

I'm living at home.

That shouldn't be me.

But then it's like this is the option I have to take in order to, you know, how do you say, navigate the next chapter of my life.

If I want to own a property, I have to move home to save.

And these are things that we kind of have to accept.

A big thing is acceptance.

That's another part that I've been learning to accept is, you know, for this chapter of my life, I have to live at home or I get to live at home.

I'm able to save.

I'm with my family and then I'm figuring out what I want.

So I'm nearly allowing the last few years to grieve what I should have had, but really accepting all the amazing things that I have right now and the possibilities that I'm able to step into.

And then thinking about who I was and who I am today, I think a big factor was like my old mindset.

Don't get me wrong, like I always think what I should have had and you go into that negative mindset of, you know, what it could have been and then looking at other people.

But then you have to think about, okay,

What is the life you have right now?

And what is the life I have right now?

And what has come my way because of the things that have happened in my life?