MOVING OUT AT 18 (What I Learned From Getting Out On My Own)|| STORYTIME

Moving out at 18 was one of the toughest things I've had to do. I had to learn how to save money with low income, I had to learn about high paying jobs outside of college. how to budget, how to save...etc.

I want to go over the valuable life lessons I learned in the process of moving out, getting through college, and never returning home to my parents after.

Independence is great, but are you able to deal with the price of independence? Find out in this video.

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Hey, I'm Reggie Bryant! This channel is all about personal growth , intentional living, and success. This is where share my knowledge, inspiration, and past experiences to help you improve your life. This channel serves to provide insight and wisdom in all aspects of life for you to apply immediately. I focus heavily on mindset, habits and mind-blowing concepts that challenge and even change the common way of thinking. This is all to improve your life and get the results you've been looking for.

[yeshuaissalvation]

I’m 22, and I love my parents, I appreciate the housing, but I am so miserable because I’m not being stimulated. I want to grow, to learn what it means to fend for myself without having a backup. I feel stale, like a dull knife. I know my parents work hard for me to live comfortably, but comfort doesn’t build strong people.

[sct]

I felt imprisoned when I was at that age, not only by my home life, but by high school as well. They were
I loved college! College was a safe haven.

[jaylatee]

I’m 21 and sick of feeling like I’m always in the wrong despite working a job while enrolled in college and giving my mom
Money to help pay HER rent. I did it Bc we’re family and Ik she’s a single mom but it just sucked when I hit the lowest point in my life and she treated me like a lazy slob. I have a job but it’s not cutting it, so I’m getting a second job nightshift at a warehouse to save up and get the hell on. Ik it won’t be easy having no support but some people my age have kids and are making it work so I’m not doubting myself any longer. It’s happening. Thankful for the tips and advice!

[vicrattlehead]

Almost 18, sick of this unsupportive environment. Life starts now, fresh slate. Here we go.

[marithebarb]

Thank You for this. i’m trying to move out by the end of the year at 18. hopefully this will work out

[a.h.i]

im 16 but have been plotting to move out since i was 11, i have 2 years left and i can’t believe its almost happening. Im vowing to myself that i will not fall into the trap of peer pressure and laziness! Thanks for sharing your experience🙏!

[saintarj]

a lot of people think it's impossible to move out straight after high school, but bro I'mma leave straight away

[RoadtoFIRE]

Loved hearing your story. I moved out at 18 and never looked back. Love my family but needed the space!

[ALofiLife]

Appreciate your honesty. I just recently moved into my own apartment by myself. It's truly surreal and I'm doing my best to build confidence and never look back. Life is insane. I have no family at all either, it's literally just me and I have to make this work.

[calebsessions]

I’m 25 and just moving out tomorrow morning. Excited but nervous. Thank you for your message

[NebulaWolfie]

Im really determined to move out at 18 this September, I already have a budget and work plans and spaces. It will be a lot of responsibility to take on so quickly, but I want my own life.

[anaaez]

Im planning to move out by the end of the year. Despite how my family will feel about it, i need to focus on my feelings. Im tired of being under their rules and way of life. I love them but i also love my happiness and mental health. I hope all goes well for everyone else in this same journey!! I turn 18 on September 18th so this is a special year! Im going to take control of my happiness :)

[julieestrella]

i love this so much thank u for being straight up, I want to move out when I'm 18 and I see a perfect plan and was trying to find videos of people doing the same and trying to find problems I might have but they just sugarcoat their videos so THANK YOU for this

[classicleslie]

Words cannot describe how much I love and appreciate you for this video as a male, as a Black American male. I am also in college but community and am ready to leave. I am ready to live and I want to move out. I'm ready and so hyped. I never been away from mom. It's time it really is and I love it. Subbed!!!

[maritzamoffett]

Wow! This was incredible. I only wish that every young man, every man listens to this. Thank you so much for sharing your life experiences and keeping it so real.

[MrsApril-kxwt]

Reggie, Your video has helped me understand the behavior of my son better. He moved out a few months ago at the age of 18. So many things we warned him about he is learning the hard way. As a Mom, it is painful to watch and not try to help fix it but his Dad has helped me understand that our son needs and wants to figure it out himself. Thank you for your words of wisdom to younger people. Now here is some advice from an older generation, If a person hasn’t had children yet, especially grown children, they probably won’t understand the importance of this. If you’re not already, Set aside a few minutes to call your parents at least once a week and tell them about what’s going in your life. It will mean alot to them.❤️😊🤗

[richiedanaher]

Thanks for the inspiring video I’m trying to prove my independence to my parents now that I am going to college. But I still feel like no matter how hard I try I can’t gain that independence while still living with my parents.

[ElizabethSampson]

Thank you for sharing your story! It is so important to share with others. Life lessons learned the hard way but very memorable.

[chriscarlisle]

Moving out tomorrow, just curious to see some other perspectives before I head out 😎

[giovannaescobar]

hoping to have 10k in savings by the time i move out at october 1st. i’ll be 18 in september. i’m scared but ima make this happen