How to Survive Your 20s: Career, Finances, Investment, Life Advice (Adulting 101 Tips)| Sophie Ramos

Adulting is hard. So here are adulting tips and advice on career, managing finances, budgeting, investing and saving money, and dealing with social pressure and anxiety. These are the things I wish you knew, that I've learned in my 20s and turned to advice for all of you in the same adulthood stage as I am. These are some practical ways on how get your life together in 2020 if you feel stuck, lost and overwhelmed.

This life advice on how to adult is both for beginners (fresh grads, early 20s) and even for those in their mid-late 20s who might be in a quarter life crisis.

Timestamps:
0:00 My Story
2:38 Career: Finding your First Job & Interview Tips
7:47 Career: When to Quit Your Job
13:37 Money: Saving & Budgeting Tips
17:28 Money: Emergency Fund
18:11 Money: Credit Card Pros & Cons (Dos & Don'ts!)
19:23 Money: BEST & First Investments in your 20s
26:04 Life Lessons to Survive Your 20s
31:42 Biggest Adulting Realization

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[avrilmallaru]

I'm 13 though i wanna start early and learn how to be independant, my goal is to escape this 3rd class of mine and learn how to manage money early to be ready for anything!

[simpleliving]

Transitioning after graduation is a huge step for a lot of people this is helpful.

[kynduh]

I’m 18 and I love how organized, well-spoken, and informative your content is. You make me aspire to be a responsible adult who has her life together☺️

[mayr]

I was so focused on companies wanting me in an interview. This made me realize i should also think if I would like to work in that certain company

[JewelsView]

Life after college is something I didn’t think would be such a huge transitional slap in the face

[jjhassy]

Being unclean in your thoughts is a really good point. You can just feel it being around people who get off on constant drama and gossip.

[klaudinebellen]

"Everything happens for a reason and it is always for the better." YES! ♥

[pssu]

Im graduating highschool this year and im so scared for whats to come so im watching this to help me sooth my anxiety, thank you for this

[Stephanie-tcdd]

So true! Travel is more of an investment than expense. For me, it is good for the mental health so I save money for it. I missed your travel vlogs tuloy

[Stephanie-tcdd]

Parang may sense of fulfillment kapag andami mong natapos sa isang araw. Pero dapat maprioritize pa rin natin yung health or other life aspects. Relatable!

[justinedinoso]

This is what you call quality content. Super helpful thank you, Sophie!!

[yannyangmaralita]

If you just turned 18 and watching this video, you made the right choice. Call it "The moment of 18" focus more on your success but don't forget your passion and make your life more enjoyable

[rachelleann]

The full 33 minutes of watching was worth it! It's so good that's why I subscribed. Please do more of this. Thank youuu

[ellap.]

Hi, Ate Sophie! ✨ I’ve been following you since your college years. I was in high school then and got inspired by your blog posts. sksksjjks I even followed your UPCAT tips! And here I am now, I just recently graduated from UP. Yay! 🌻 However, because of the pandemic, I really cannot focus on finding a job and I gradually became anxious about my future. I felt that the longer we’re on quarantine, the farther it is for me to succeed. But after some breakdowns (lol huhu) and reflecting, I’ve been enjoying this time off to do what I wasn’t able to during my undergrad years—doing my hobbies, discovering more of myself, and learning new things outside of my major. 😊 It’s really important to have patience especially now that most plans are put to a halt. Like what you said, all our journeys and timelines are different so there’s no need to rush or feel pressured. 💖

I rarely comment because I’m too shy to interact. Huhu! 🥺 But I just want you to know that I’m always thankful for your contents (esp, this vlog!!!) They’re really insightful and comforting. Lovelots, Ate. ❣️

[amieltuliao]

This is my first time watching on your channel and I didn't realized it was 33 minutes!! I don't usually watch vlogs that long but because of how you talk, it really like, it's very genuine and encouraging to me. I am so thankful to you!

[marviksoriano]

Thank you so much for this, ate Sophie! I've been working now for 2yrs since I graduated in 2018 and I always find myself burning out as I constantly want to be at par or go beyond my manager's expectation (but gratefully I was able to reap what I sow) however it really take a toll on my mental health- I feel exhausted and sometimes demotivated. Your ate tips/advices allow me to retrospect and take things one a time and not overwhelm myself with too many things on my plate. Sabi nga nila work smart. Thank you also for emphasizing the virtue of patience. Things will fall apart in the right time. Biggest takeaway would be, growing up independently and taking up our own responsibilities are just one of the many things we can repay our parents from their sacrifices. 🙏💕

[alissazabejero]

I've found this video very helpful esp now I am having dilemma if I will quit in my job or not. Actually its my first job and I prayed for it but I realize that I can't grow in this job, I am not happy anymore. And I need to focus more on my internship. This video helped me to decide things. Thank you for this! 💖

[notadrian]

Thanks for the video, someone is asking me for advice but I'm not really good at tuning my own thoughts into words... Such a helpful video, and you've changed my perception about travelling. ✨

[jodzgonzales]

This is such a refreshing segment. I hope you'll continue doing this. Thanks for all the tips/lessons 💕☺️

[sherynpagco]

My favorite underrated YouTube vlogger ❤️❤️❤️ More of this please!!! 😊