<prompt> Human: TL;DR: 25M Just turned 25 with 1.3k cash to my name, 5k in instruments and items, and a jeep wrangler. No job. Political Science degree from University and professional level singermusician. Need advice on where to go or what to do. Homeless but I have plenty of people i can stay with in other states.Now the full story... Basically I graduated from University and began working full-time at a Mega Church as the music director. My mom is very wealthy and has always helped me financially i was only making 36k a year at the church. Im spoiled in a sense. I lost my job at the church because of personal mistakes and basically sat sedentary and depressed for a full year. I tried killing myself and ended up not going through with it. Maybe I will again someday, I dont know. But I recently cut ties with my mom cut up the credit cards and I want to do this on my own. Im tired of being a child.this next part isnt to toot my own horn but to just be honest Im good looking and extremely talented with music. I had a record deal and I can get another for sure. I dont have any new songs recorded on an EP yet and I think that may be a good thing to go for and send to labels. Im a very good singer mostly rockpop: coldplaycounting crowssam smith style ish.Any advice would be great... I am willing to part with the jeep maybe worth 10k-13k and get something a lot cheaper. I am willing to part with a few of my guitars may be worth 2k and my macbook 13 maybe 800 - 1k?. Its a year old.Thank you... I really dont know what to do. Id rather not go into details about why I broke ties with my mom. I do have a dad who would care for me but he is not wealthy and has another family now. Id rather not get him involved. I have cousins who have spare rooms and friends who would have me stay but not longer than a few weeks to a month.Thank you.  <response>: From the sound of it, it seems like youve got some growing up to do. As you acknowledge, youre spoiled. You dont realize how much you actually have, and there are plenty of people in this sub who work their asses off every day who have 1100 of what you have. Youre lucky to be faced with tough times, because it will teach you the importance of hard work, will help you relate to your fellow humans, and will teach you just how tough it is for so many people out there. The only advice I have is that you need to start taking care of your own affairs. Get a job - ANY JOB - and start managing your own finances. 