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A lesson at the age of 24

My favourite quote was "Expect the best, but prepare the worst". Recently I'm having such a tough time as I have to compete with the society to survive. But also, when things come with a uncontrollable amount of money, my head starts thinking like a jungle. Like my UK visa will cost a lot and the healthcare fee gradually increase. I don't complain on this as this is a UK government policy so I'd respect that. What I mean is that a person like who just get into the society doesn't have enough money and I know this is my issue so nobody can help this. So I'm trying to figure it out for my future. 

My life quote is changing like "Write code as much as I can & remember money is a tool for your goal". I do quite a lot of part time jobs to cover the future payments. But I keep feeling that I am looking my time in 20s life that would never come back. So I'm so confused what's right decision. Whether to study programming or earn some money with meaningless part time jobs. 

Here's one thing I'm trying to figure out. This is how young rich made a automated money system. I do investment too and I clearly know the compounding interest is the key to boost my asset. But this isn't applied to people who's early 20s as they will have more spending than savings. 

One person I met today already made a system with his programming skills. He makes a prototype mobile apps for clients. This is what I really want to experience too. Also, want to understand how tax system works too after earning profits from this activity. 

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