One of the ideas that resonated with me was how he describes "it was what I would qualify as a “great job,” especially for a 24-year old" and that he was "a ful

One of the ideas that resonated with me was how he describes "it was what I would qualify as a “great job,” especially for a 24-year old" and that he was "a full-time employee making good money" and "people were willing to trade me a lot of money" and yet he ends with "I’m broke, and yet I know I’m rich in love. I’m unemployed and homeless". I'm also 24 years old and I had the same perspective toward my current job, but I didn't turn out as rich as I had planned either. The naivety of youth can be so blinding. Sure, we'll both be better men from the growth and lessons learned, but it sure wasn't what was planned.