Rachel Cruz

What does it look like?

And just paint a broad stroke of like, okay, if I'm 23, what does it look like for me to self-sustain?

That's right.

To pay rents, all that.

Do I need a college degree to do that?

Do I love, you know, accounting and I probably need to go get, you know, a degree in that?

I actually worked as like a secretary for several construction businesses.

I like doing that.

OK, so admin.

Yeah.

Administration is probably really high up in your skill set.

Yes.

So finding those kind of things and then backing out from there and say, OK, you know, would I be able just to plug in with one or two businesses around to be able just to start working, you know, maybe in the next six months?

And that's great.

Or do I need to go back to school, right?

And then with your parents being that safety net for you right now, how much are they willing to be a safety net financially for you right now?

And from a time housing perspective, like what Jada said.

But Sarah, stay on the line.

I'm going to get you Ken Coleman's book, Find the Work You're Wired to Do, because that'll help in that mindset.

And I think it could just be refreshing to you to have a level of grasp and control over your future.