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It’s so easy to look at people like Michelle of Making Sense of Cents (who makes seven figures a year from her blog) and be like “how am I ever going to be that successful? Some of those other newbie blogger friends I made this year who started their blog around the same time as me have more monthly page views, more Instagram followers, and are making a lot more money than I am from my blog. #BloggersTribe #BizTips People go on and on about social media, particularly Instagram (don’t even get me started on that, Instagram has been the bane of my blogging existence this past year). At the same time, I try to spend a little bit of time on each of the four major social media platforms each day engaging with other people’s content in Facebook groups, on my Twitter timeline, in hashtags related to my brand, and by pinning other bloggers’ content on Pinterest.

This post made me realize that there’s nothing wrong with that, and you don’t need to know all the answers to everything in order to change someone’s life for the better. While it’s still a work in progress, I’ve seen major improvements in my own quality of life now that I’m not worrying about what I said to that one person five years ago! It’s simple, authentic love, and it’s the most beautiful experience and feeling I’ve ever felt! You’re a young, fresh mind with tons of great ideas, but you can’t possibly know everything there is to know about what you’re doing without the life experience.

Whether it’s about looking for a free ride at life or spending too much money on avocado toast, there’s no doubt that millennials have become a major topic of debate. Here’s exactly why millennials are entitled. We feel like we’re entitled to getting good grades or not having anyone be mean to us because that’s what we were taught growing up. And while we as a generation tend to have this label of entitlement, I also feel like it’s important to remind everyone that overgeneralizing isn’t helpful either.