Everyone experiences failure in their life. I don't think you can measure "struggling" by looking at metrics like the quality of your first job. I've also work

Everyone experiences failure in their life. I don't think you can measure "struggling" by looking at metrics like the quality of your first job. I've also worked since 16, nobody covered my transportation or sent me to college. My childhood home was about the size of the garage for the home I now own as an adult. You are not defined by your family nor upbringing though they play a contributing role. But you're probably going to need some goals. Think hard: What are you most passionate about in life? What are your aspirations? Now think harder: Does the way you spend your time on a day-to-day basis match up against your passions? What are you doing to successfully achieve your goals and aspirations?