Street Kid

I finally got into another apartment and I wasn’t going to lose this apartment like the last so I decided my backup plan to be a roommate. If anything was to happen to my cash flow I still had roommates to pay for the apartments. This was my first successful business and it made me a lot of money. Sadly good things don’t last forever.

After getting an apartment I became addicted to partying, alcohol and friendships. I became the person I didn’t want to be but sadly it’s who I was. I lost my apartment shortly after and learn to control myself. I play guitar on the streets but when I get tired of the whole homeless routine I decide to try a new direction which changes who I am forever.

Many times in life you look back at the mistakes you made or are making. Maybe they were wrong decisions but at the time you felt like they were right. The Person you are makes the reasoning behind those decisions you make. In turn those decisions make you who you are. School has a large part in a kids life, it can change a person because school is a major part of a young persons life. I become an angry teen due to the past, I started wearing this mask to hide my true feelings, and I left a town at whatever cost because that hatred.

Most people work and do the same thing day in and day out when they should be always trying to build themselves. Sometimes people get lazy or tired but you have to keep pushing. Even if you at a job your stuck at if you are stuck then that could be a good thing. You can learn more and be worth more if you work harder! Hopefully this helps people build a mind set to not only get paid to work but to build there skills in order to be more valuable to a company.

As a kid I didn’t understand what I was doing or getting myself into. Since I didn’t understand the way the world worked I got a lot of free passes in the beginning. I would suggest to anyone that’s young make as many mistakes now rather than learning when you get older. As you age the less times you will be given a pass. I got a vehicle to sleep in and even though it was a god send at the end it turned into a Liability.

Being homeless for the first time at 14 I was scared I didn’t know where to go I didn’t know what to do. The only thing my mother could do was tell me her story and hopefully she thought it would give me some insight on a life that had very little value and she did the best she could with the mistakes she made for herself and hopefully I didn’t make those same mistakes.

The Lollipop Scheme begins at 8:00 minutes. This was a break through in my life. I was homeless again for the 3rd time but this time I felt different. I felt as though I knew what to do, where to go and I wasn’t scared. I had been homeless so many times that it felt natural to me. I decided on a goal and went after it! This is a literal way how to make money. This episode is actually teaching you a few things anyone must learn how to do to make money. Learn to get used to rejection, after you conquer that fear around the same time your story or pitch is coming together, then after you start succeeding you decide it’s a numbers game. How many people can I reach to sell my lollipop (product) to make more money. This is a story of my life and was real at the time so please be nice and go in with an open mind. Thank you and I hope people use this for good and not evil.

This episode is about the first time I was homeless when I was 14 Years old. Being homeless at a young age taught me how to survive. My first car kept me warm, the school kept me fed, and the job I had helped me learn a variety of basic skills and most important gave me a wage. I cant describe the experience into words. All I can say is for the first time In my life I had to use my mind to solve problems most kids take for granted. How to stay clean? How to make money! I had to grow up fast. Hopefully people will listen and I promise you will learn how to make money but remember it’s about the journey. If you just listen to the ideas and not the story you will not get the full teaching. After hearing this episode I recommend being homeless for three days, continue going to work, school and pretend like everything’s normal. You can do it but I promise after the third day you will be happy to go back home, have a nice meal and shower in warm water. This can teach you not to take life for granted and may remind you that you will only live once!

The First Time I was Homeless I was 14 Years old. It taught me quite a bit. How to survive! My first car kept me warm, my school kept me fed, and my job helped me with income. I cant describe the experience into words. All I can say is I learned a lot. I feel like I had to use my mind to solve problems most kids take for granted. How to stay clean? Don’t use soap to wash your clothes, use cardboard to stay warm etc. I had to grow up fast, I got a job, a license and a car my first 3 months of being homeless because I was forced to if I wanted to survive. Hopefully people will listen and learn from this podcast. I promise you will learn how to make money but remember it’s about the journey. I recommend being homeless for three days, continue going to work, school and pretend like everything’s normal. You can do it but I promise after the third day you will be happy to go back home, have a nice meal and shower in warm water.