Is it worth it to move back home while working on going back to school for a career pivot?

[aussieluke]

@onlookerdelay I see this as a mutually beneficial arrangement. You get education and save money while your mom gets some funds from you that will help her out as well. I know in the US multigenerational living is frowned upon for some reason but it’s perfectly normal in many other cultures.

 

[confused71f3]

@onlookerdelay You know what they say about insanity.

It's repeating the same thing and expecting a different result.

I'm just saying!!

 

[onlookerdelay]

@confused71f3 Thanks! That’s true, I can’t keep doing the same
Thing, and expecting things to get better. When I first got my job it was sufficient for self living but as COL has increased and my income has been stagnant; the situation is only forecasted to get worse

 

[confused71f3]

@onlookerdelay I'd get creative. You sold medical stuff for 20 years. That's master class level stuff.

 

[dessietyonald]

@onlookerdelay I moved back home (I’m 27) to save to move and pay off debt and while I kinda hate it and it bruised my ego a lil bit, it’s totally worth it. and I’m helping my parents out with paying some rent so yeah. I say do it.

 

[onlookerdelay]

@dessietyonald Thanks man! My ego is pre bruised already but I want to go back to school and sadly I can’t make money come from
No where.