Dear Amy: I’m a financially independent 27-year-old woman. I work in the beauty industry. My parents do not support my career advancement and skill development.
Dear Striving:You are 27 years old. You are doing exactly what you should be doing with your life — charting the course of your own future and working hard to succeed. Other ambitious self-starters will counsel you to hitch up your trousers and keep at it.
If your profession and your own efforts are all you have to talk to your folks about, then you’ll have to steel yourself to their negative responses. Otherwise, do what young adults the world over do when talking to their folks, and edit your narrative. I think his writing skills are good but his in-person communication skills are a big problem. He does not present well. Also, he is very passive and does not have leadership skills.
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