My kid is killing it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She’s 29 and just crossed 200k total comp. No kids, unmarried, no debt. Travels all over the world. This was not a thing when i was younger!!!

It was a thing. I was a 20-something making 250k in the 80s as a salesman.

[Anonymous]

That has to be a good feeling, OP.

I live a similar life to your daughter, but with kids. I'm 32yo, married, 2 kids, own a business making mid 6 figures. DH and I both work remotely so we travel and explore a ton as a family while the kids are little. I'm really hoping to set a good work/life balance for my kids and I cannot wait to see what they do when they grow up!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That has to be a good feeling, OP.

I live a similar life to your daughter, but with kids. I'm 32yo, married, 2 kids, own a business making mid 6 figures. DH and I both work remotely so we travel and explore a ton as a family while the kids are little. I'm really hoping to set a good work/life balance for my kids and I cannot wait to see what they do when they grow up!

That’s… not really similar at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That has to be a good feeling, OP.

I live a similar life to your daughter, but with kids. I'm 32yo, married, 2 kids, own a business making mid 6 figures. DH and I both work remotely so we travel and explore a ton as a family while the kids are little. I'm really hoping to set a good work/life balance for my kids and I cannot wait to see what they do when they grow up!

That’s… not really similar at all.

It's a "one-up"...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That has to be a good feeling, OP.

I live a similar life to your daughter, but with kids. I'm 32yo, married, 2 kids, own a business making mid 6 figures. DH and I both work remotely so we travel and explore a ton as a family while the kids are little. I'm really hoping to set a good work/life balance for my kids and I cannot wait to see what they do when they grow up!

That’s… not really similar at all.

Correct, it’s better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What's ger job at 200k? No student debt?

Do you live under a rock?

[Anonymous]

she should get married soon or risk the barren child age od 30s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's ger job at 200k? No student debt?

Do you live under a rock?

Corporate law, consulting, sales, any number of professions offer that earning potential at a relatively young age.

[Anonymous]

That's amazing OP. There is no better feeling than our kids launching successfully into the world.

[Anonymous]

#blessed

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:she should get married soon or risk the barren child age od 30s

Not everyone wants to have children or get married.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's ger job at 200k? No student debt?

Do you live under a rock?

Corporate law, consulting, sales, any number of professions offer that earning potential at a relatively young age.

But all if thosecrequire an extra degree, no?
Hence, more tuition (and miscellaneous) college costs.

So who is paying for that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not lonely? Omg, just because she’s not married??? Hope you aren’t putting this kind of weird pressure in your own kids!!!! Geez.

??? Question was about loneliness, not marriage. The surgeon general is currently raising the alarm on a loneliness epidemic among young people. When talking about how someone in their late 20s is doing, it's a reasonable enough question to ask.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's ger job at 200k? No student debt?

Do you live under a rock?

Corporate law, consulting, sales, any number of professions offer that earning potential at a relatively young age.

But all if thosecrequire an extra degree, no?
Hence, more tuition (and miscellaneous) college costs.

So who is paying for that?

No def. not for sales & consulting, and many employers may for MBAs. Some people get full rides to law school.

Also, it’s possible to pay off law school debt by 29 if you finish at 24/25.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's ger job at 200k? No student debt?

Do you live under a rock?

Corporate law, consulting, sales, any number of professions offer that earning potential at a relatively young age.

But all if thosecrequire an extra degree, no?
Hence, more tuition (and miscellaneous) college costs.

So who is paying for that?

Mom & Dad

It’s ironic that OP writes “no debt” as if that’s an accomplishment on her DD’s part