Moving in with your parents your 20's is a super power

I don't be the one to say it. Moving back in with your parents in your 20's is a super power if you do it correctly. And this is coming from somebody who was so embarrassed that they had to move back in with their parents after they finished their MBA, was in so much fucking debt, couldn't afford my rent anymore. I'm on the phone with my mom crying saying, Mom, is it okay if I move back into the house? That's that's where I was at. I'm going to preface this by saying I know that not everybody has this opportunity. Not everybody has the chance to move back in with their parents. But that's what it is. A fucking opportunity. If you can get a warm meal and maybe less rent or no rent while you're in your 20's and you're trying to stack up, trying to build your businesses, it is a fucking opportunity. Right around the time that I was moving back in with my parents, I had a buddy of mine who was a little bit older. I'd called him up, he'd been living with his parents for a while. He seemed to be loving it. He was partying all the time still, didn't have to pay rent, got free food, smoking pot every single day, but he's done nothing with his life. And I saw that and I said, I want something different from this. I saw it as an opportunity to keep my expenses low, to hunker down for a couple months a year, however long it would take to build something that would allow me the opportunity to not only move out, but take care of my family and give back to them, to tell them thank you. And so everybody gets embarrassed about it. They talk shit online. I had I had friends that were making fun of me. Oh, you're 25, you're still at your mom's house? Motherfucker, I was 25 at my mom's house and I owned 20 properties. I became a millionaire in this tiny ass bedroom and then I retired my parents, all because they gave me the opportunity to move back in with them and I took it. I seized the opportunity. So if you're hearing this and this is you, you're at your parents' house and you're not doing anything, lock the fuck in. This is the opportunity of a lifetime.