>>752634corporate financial consultant, here. first thing's first. take a deep fucking breath. look out for yourself. shave, get a haircut, have a shower. eat healthy, drink plenty of liquids and get proper sleep
50% of your income should go towards expenses (rent, utilities, loans, down payments, mortgage, taxes, insurance)
30% of your income should go towards needs and personal development (food, drinks, perishables, transport, internet)
the remaining 20% should be allocated towards personal development, and the fuck you want and beyond (leisure, investments). as for investments, there's no such thing as "too much money"
fine, you seem to've succeeded in the prior steps. so, have a good overview around you
build networks with others at your educational institute, and work. in business, it's not always about knowing something; it's also about knowing someone. knowing people is the best time killer. have dinner with them, ask what's happening around town, during the weekends
deeply invest in personal development. read up on the news every two days, or so. browse other boards where civil discretions take place. as much as I hate to mention, Reddit does a good job at maintaining consistency in those aforementioned fields
nothing provides knowledge as well as traveling does. learn the local dialect and etiquette, implement lenient itineraries into your travel plans.
whatever the fuck you think is right. fuck's sake. I'm a financial consultant. we can't predict how you will emotionally react to what people on this board can advise you. figure shit out for yourself
have a break, and seek discomfort
