What if you knew at a young age what you wanted to do with your life.

In my teenage years, my dad used to share stories with my wife about how he put me to work in the yard while my friends were around. He noticed that I always tried to be the boss and order them around. As I got older in my teenage years, I worked at establishments like McDonald's, Sonic, and Laundry's Seafood. Even at that age, I understood the concept that to make money, you must spend money.

Teenager with Ambition and Money

For a young teenager with a bit of money and ambition but lacking adult guidance, it's important to consider positive and legal ways to invest or utilize the funds. (1990 year) Engaging in illegal activities like buying and selling marijuana can have serious consequences. I Got Lucky and didn't get Caught.

Positive Alternatives

• Consider investing in education or skill development programs

• Start a small business selling legal products or services

• Save the money for future opportunities or emergencies(3 Months or So)

• Seek mentorship or guidance from a trusted adult or counselor(Start a Business)

Work Experience

Reflecting on your past work experiences at places like McDonald's, Sonic, and Laundry's Seafood can provide valuable lessons in hard work, responsibility, and financial management. These experiences can help shape your future decisions and career path.