Take the time to create a strategy and explore the resources you can find (for free) on the internet.
6. Ask for help
Transitioning to life after college can be overwhelming. A lot of growing-up happens in this period of life. While it may not be as care-free as when you were in school, it is still a ton of fun. The party is not over as they say. So it doesn’t matter if you’re freelancing or landed a job with a six-figure salary (think petroleum engineers), handling life’s finances can be daunting but stay disciplined and remember you’re not alone. There are so many others in the same position as you. Talk to them. Find out what they are doing and what is working or not working for them. Ask your family and mentors how they handle their money. And just remember to enjoy life’s other aspects because unlike money, time is not an asset you can make up.
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