Welcome to Adulting: Navigating Faith, Friendship, Finances, and the Future

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Love is an ACTION, not a feeling. Feelings are inconsistent and unreliable. God tells us how we can take action and show love in 1 Corinthians

Before we get to the resources, let’s pause a moment and talk about the word “adulting.” Believe it or not, this word is actually in the dictionary. Merriam-Webster gives us a pretty solid definition of adulting: With a crushing amount of advice and information to assimilate on a daily basis, being a person—of any age—is harder now than it used to be. Those of us who have flexed to the new status quo incrementally may have the wherewithal to maintain perspective and the courage to let some things go. But today’s twenty-year-olds may rightly feel paralyzed trying to decipher what’s most important—what will make that critical difference in their careers and in their relationships, what will ensure their physical, emotional and financial well-being.Whatever you want to save for is your business, but I highly suggest having at least one month’s cushion saved up… just in case something happens. You should also know how to sew on a button or mend a small hole using a needle and thread. So, you need a small sewing kit at home… if you don’t already have one.

You can buy a leave-in toilet bowl cleaner that will keep things fresh for 2,000 flushes. You may also want to invest in a disposable toilet wand, which allows you to flush the brush after every cleaning.

Much of your worry can be eliminated by resting in the knowledge that God is the one in control and He ALWAYS has your best interest at heart There’s a lot to get your head around when it comes to moving and making a space your own. Here are a few resources that can make it easier: A family man and ardent supporter of BetterMan, Bill Smith lives in Dallas with his wife, where they are active members of Watermark Community Church, serving in the premarital ministry, Merge. When not lending wisdom and direction to his Church and BetterMan, Mr. Smith is devoted to loving and serving his family—his three sons, their wives and his wonderful grandchildren.