I Just Got My FIRST Job at 28 Years Old!

life is so crazy man! working my first job has been a trip, but a good one.

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[mysticvix]

This inspires me so much. We aren’t alone in this girly, ever. I just turned 23 and I still don’t have a license. I feel like a failure because my panic is so intense. Thank you for this. We will get through this!!!

[taratapp]

Don’t worry about your age or lack of experience girl. I’m 28 and none of us really know what we’re doing.
I have anxiety and have had plenty of jobs and I feel like a idiot every time I start somewhere new.
You’re doing great and life and money is super hard and stressful right now for most people 💛

[x.Kristen.x]

Thank you for posting this! I’m 28 & I have severe anxiety, panic attacks & depression along with severe migraines. I wasn’t allowed to have a job either when I was younger. I never understood work ethic either. I’m so glad I’m not alone. I’ve had jobs but never was able to work for more than a week without taking time off due to my migraines or panic attacks & they’d just fire me. I just stared medication for my mental health & for my migraines. I have a interview for a job at Starbucks tmrw & this gives me hope that I get the job & am able to actually hold myself accountable. I’ve been a stay at home mom since I was 18 & my husband has been the bread winner. I just want to be able to experience something new & have my own money. Thank you so much for this video because this gives me hope ❤️ I love you!

[Joeyg_]

I got on the right track at 40!! Never give up! You worry about the past and fear the future. Try to live more in the present. Easier said than done I know but maybe worth the effort. Good luck everyone.

[TirzahSephora]

I’m currently struggling a lot with my mental health and watching this video inspires me so much and makes me feel less alone. You’re so strong to push through you’re darkest moments in life. You’re content is super relatable. Many blessings to you and I hope you continue to succeed with everything you do. 💕

[LOLxDamon]

Congratulations, I’m finally getting on the right track in life too at age 22, You can always change you’re life around it’s never to late 💜

[madrw_]

Taylor I am so proud of you! You look and sound so much happier compared to your past self. Seeing the clip of your baptism and watching you bravely start working a job like that is incredible. ❤️ I’ve been watching you since I was 16. I just graduated college and it’s super cool to grow while we see you grow. We love you so much, keep being amazing!!

[emmakate]

i’m 14 and been taking medication for my depression, anxiety and ptsd and been in and out of the mental hospital it took me a while to find the right medication but my most recent trip to the mental hospital i was their for 3 months and finally found the right medication and let me tell you it helped me SO much especially with the depression and suicidal thoughts i hope you get to a better place in your life mentally and physically if you put in the effort to get better it will work out just keep going even if he feels impossible to get through the day you got this and i’m here for you yes a random 14 year old is here for you but you got this !!

[brranday]

I’m 28 years old, I don’t have a license, and I’ve never had a job before. Growing up the women in my family became stay at home moms while the men provided financially. I grew into that same mold when I got pregnant at 19, and became a stay at home mom. My husband provided for us financially and for a good while we were okay. It wasn’t until he lost his job recently that we couldn’t pay our rent and we lost our place and we had to move in with my husbands parents in a different state. Things haven’t gotten any cheaper. We’re struggling more than ever to get basic needs and now I need to work for the first time at 28 with severe anxiety, panic attacks, and depression. I have my first job interview tomorrow. I’ve been scrolling tirelessly on so many social media sites and I’ve never felt more alone. I don’t know how I’m going to do this but I want to prove myself wrong. :(

[JesseOrion]

Proud of you every single day, babe! You’ve faced your demons head on and you’re conquering them! I love you!

[lyndsymarie]

I am so proud of you! I have struggled with addiction and mental health my whole teen and adult life. 8 years ago I realized I am the only one who can fix me. I needed to work on my mental health and now my worst day is times better then my best day back then! Keep fighting for yourself!! You’re beautiful!!

[songlover]

I thought im the only one im getting old and still havent reach anything at 24 i feel left out like everybody is settled and happy in what they doing and me still unemployed for nearly two years still job hunting

[ashshawon]

These videos are great. It's like we get to see your life happening and unfolding parts of it in front of us in real time

[sockswin]

I needed to hear this I’m turning 26 don’t have a license, haven’t started school have no GED or diploma. I’m just now starting to gain my freedom.

[cieraleal]

Im 26 and getting my first real job and i was freaking out.i also am new in the US.i’m so anxious.i’m watching u to make myself feel better❤thank u

[laurenpaigeort]

You are so pretty! I understand you so much on the anxiety struggles, and it takes guts to talk about it so openly. They can be such a hindrance to normal function. I think so many more of us than anyone realizes in these times, people around our age, are having a really hard time establishing a life for ourselves. Again, it takes so much grit to talk about it openly where people are not always merciful because they just don't know. We're silent about it and basically try to fly under the radar of society in general because it's a source of embarrassment. I've had a steady stream of contract writing gigs for a little over a year now, but even then it's not like I can support myself with it. So for me, my definition of success right now is that I can give a little boost to the household funds to help my mom, when she sees those little payments come through and I see the relief on her face and she tells me that gave us enough padding to keep us comfortable for the week, that's how I make a difference in this world. I'll keep trying for more, but that's the foothold I've gotten in for now.
Even so, there are days that are really sad. This was one of those days, there was a tragedy in our family. And maybe that's why I'm rambling on. There was a lot of tears, and a lot of stress. And what I wanted you to know is that however else your day went, you really helped me just now, just by putting this video out there for me to find at the right moment. It gave me comfort where there had been only aching and a thudding in my chest from that stress. And I thank you so much for that.

[brendad]

Look at you rockin at life miss thang! You're so awesome sweetie, thanks for sharing this. Overcoming anxiety is no joke. Sending love and hugs from Wilsonville Oregon

[AlyssasAutismAdvocacy]

This video actually helped me emotionally because it made me feel like I wasn't alone. For reference, I have autism along with an intellectual disability. I didn't get my first paying job until I was 24. Throughout the time I was a teenager and early 20's, I was too overwhelmed with college to even look (I am not the type that can manage both college and work due to my disability). During my first year of employment, I was struggling. I was let go from my first job after a couple weeks because they were overstaffed and didn't need me. For my second job a few weeks later, I was terminated from that because they didn't think I was independent enough. After that, it took 5 months for me to find another job that was willing to hire me. Two months later, I got terminated from that job because they couldn't provide all the accommodations I needed. I found another job a month later, and I have been working there for 8 months. Despite obstacles I have faced, I am hoping to stay there as long as possible or until I move to another city.

[micheller]

Having a job, even just get out of the house and have a routine is great help for mental health. Atleast it has been for me, you need to push yourself to get out of the house set a strict routine

[karr]

We have a similar story, but opposite. I have been working non stop for years and had a break down in 2021. I moved across the country recently and am taking a much needed extended break from working! I also needed medication temporarily, but it didn’t work out for me. I got into juicing, vitamins, working out most important into God’s word. I can attest that I have never been happier and felt better in my life than I am now. 🙌🏼❤️ I am so happy for you in your healing journey. You’ve got yourself a new subscriber 🥰