I joined the military right out of high school because I was a life-long military brat. I don't regret it at all, but in hind-sight, I should have gone to college first. I do regret leaving the military to this day though. I really do miss the lifestyle.
I grew up poor and had no conception of “opportunities.” So the answer is nothing. I had no career aspirations or even a framework for what success would look like.https://twitter.com/sirhottest/status/1161475769547350016 …
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Did your life start to turn the corner once you joined the service?
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But what it's worth to the 1 or 2 who see my response...was pregnant @21, saw the WOC down the hall recd more benefits while driving someone elses car new furniture w/coke residue on coffee table. Figured I'd do better busting my ass w/out no help. I did. Hard work pays off.
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Thank you. I can relate.
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I bought "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill as a teenager but never read it. Anyone know if it's worth a read?
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Growing up poor here in Appalachia was some of my best memories. Didn’t know we were poor. It was just the way life was. The tragedy is growing up rich and end up poor.
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Just say Stripper..we know it's TRUE
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I still feel stuck there.just have no idea where to start seeing opportunities.
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