Making ends meet may be hard, especially when you want to buy, buy, and buy. 

Managing money is extremely hard. Especially for the new generation that is becoming adults. They do not have much knowledge about how to manage their money, their paychecks, and how to save. It’s incredible that someone would make it to adulthood without having any knowledge about finances, debt, and saving. But it is what it is. Is the obvious outcome when no high school is teaching kids about managing finances. That’s why I will always defend the change that needs to be made in education. It is a big change and is needed as soon as humanly possible. There is a lot of content that is missing from high school education that needs to be added to the curriculum. But the one that I always end up talking about is how to manage finances. I can bare the thought of more young adults getting into big debts just because they had no idea how to manage their earnings and were scammed by banks. You should know what you are getting yourself into before signing documents, but that is impossible without having the tools and the knowledge that you have acquired before that moment. 

Is hard to manage money. Don’t feel bad if you can’t fully understand it yet. Especially don’t feel bad if you have to make a lot of mistakes along the way till you actually understand how to manage. The important thing is that you actually did. I just want to ensure that young adults do know how to manage their finances, even better if they can learn without all the mistakes, just by having the tools and the knowledge to make the most sensible decisions before purchasing or investing in anything. After all, if we want our youth to be better than us, money and finances are one of the aspects where we should be paying the most attention. We don’t want them to be as clueless as we are and were. We want them capable of doing better than we ever did ourselves.