Best Advise I can give to young people.

 

Hey young people!

If you're struggling to find your way in life, it's important that you remember these three things:

1. Study hard. You might think that the best way to get ahead is to party all the time and just coast through college, but the reality is that if you want to get a good job, you need to work hard and earn it.

I'm a big believer in hard work. I believe that if you want something, and you put in the time and effort to get it, then you should be able to achieve it. But sometimes, life has other plans for us. Sometimes we're forced to change our plans and goals. And sometimes those changes are good—we learn things along the way that help us grow as people, or we find our true calling in life. But there are other times when change feels like a setback or even a failure.

2. Don't get married if you don't have money. Sure, love is great, but it's not enough—you need money too! If you don't have money yet (and most of us don't), then it's probably not a good idea for you to tie yourself down with a commitment like marriage just yet.

3. Dream big and chase it! If there's something that really excites or inspires you, go after it! There's nothing wrong with dreaming big so long as those dreams are grounded in reality and practicality—if your dream can be achieved with hard work and perseverance, then go for it!

The best advice I can give is this: don't give up! Life is full of surprises, but most importantly it's full of opportunities for growth and learning if only we look for them. The only thing stopping you from getting what you want is your own fear. So take a deep breath and dive into whatever challenges or setbacks come your way—you'll find that there are always lessons waiting for you if you keep moving forward!

About the author 

Jack Marbida is a husband to his wife Wene and a father of 2 little boys Isaac and Israel, he is a financial advisor, speaker, and writer who helps families be financially stable and grow their relationships. He works with families to help them reach their goals by teaching them about financial literacy and helping them develop a healthy relationship with money.

He has been featured in Sun Life Financials and others for his work as a financial coach. He is also the founder of Online Advisors Financial Education, which provides free educational content through blogs and videos.

Jack speaks at conferences across the Philippines on topics such as family finances, and personal and professional growth.  

You can contact Jack Marbida through his social media accounts or email him at papajackph@gmail.com.

Cheers!