<prompt> Human: I have a 13hr job, but I still live with my parents therefore I pay minimal bills. The majority of my paycheck goes to my savings account. I have 7k in savings and 7k in a CD. I want to move out and buy a car, but at the same time I feel like maybe I should stay here and keep saving. On one hand, my parents love having me around the house and have never urged me to leave. I like my family and we help each other out. On the other hand, I do feel very limited in life because I still live with my parents. On one hand, If I move out, Ill get to finally be a true adult like everyone else. On the other hand, if I move out, Ill have very little money and might be living paycheck to paycheck just like everybody else.Assistant: Depends on where you are, but youll likely be living a life of poverty. Id create a 6 month - 2 year plan detailing what youre going to do in order to boost your income and then execute it.Human: What are some good 6 month-2 year plans for boosting your income? Like, just an example. Assistant: Awesome question! 2 year plans? An associates degree from a community college, a technical degree from a community college not ITT Tech type schools. If youre in 30,000 of student loan debt at the end of the process you did it wrong in welding, electrical work, plumbing, or another skilled trade. Less than that? A side job delivering pizza likely nets 1,500 a month, a coding boot camp, a few hours spent investing writing job applications, posting advertisements to clean houses walk dogs etc. Human: Im a big fan of self employment ideas to boost income quickly. House cleaning, dog walking, yard care, etc. As you increase your skills you can offer more valuable services.Do you have any hobbies or passions? We might give you a few ideas specific to you.Assistant: Ive never really discovered any hobbies or passions I like tbh.Human: Nows a good time to explore.Assistant: I think thats exactly why ive been so hesitant to move out despite people friends mostly pressuring me to. I want to travel so bad and have a few trips lined up for this year already.  <response>: Unless your friends are going to pay your bills, I wouldnt worry what they say about your choice of residence. 