1. So, You Graduated College

1. 從大學(xué)畢業(yè)

This is definitely a milestone for your 20s. Throw your hat in the air!

這是你20幾歲人生的里程碑。將學(xué)位帽拋向天空吧!

2. You Start Eyeing a Career

2.開始尋找自己的職業(yè)

It’s time to trade in part-time wages for benefits and a salary.

是時(shí)候結(jié)束打零工的生活，開始找份穩(wěn)定的工作了。

3. You Take Rejection With Grace

3. 優(yōu)雅的接受拒絕

Not every company will hire you, and that’s OK. One door closing just leads to another opening.

不是每一個(gè)公司都會(huì)雇用你。這沒有關(guān)系。一扇門的關(guān)閉意味著另一扇的敞開。

4. 401(k) Becomes More Important Than Designer Items

4. 社保比名牌更重要

At this moment, you realize retirement has of higher importance than a pair of Louboutins or aLouis Vuitton bag.

這個(gè)時(shí)候，你會(huì)意識(shí)到退休比一雙Louboutins的鞋，或LV的包要重要很多。

5. You Realize Everything Your Parents Have Done For You

5. 你會(huì)明白父母為你所做的一切

Call your mom and dad back — they’ll appreciate hearing your voice. After all, no one has a bigger fan than their parents, and they deserve some thanks for putting up with you all these years.

給爸爸媽媽回個(gè)電話，他們聽到你的聲音會(huì)特別高興。畢竟，任何人都不會(huì)比父母更愛你。他們養(yǎng)育了你多年，感謝是應(yīng)該的。

6. Mastering Time Management Is a Must

6. 必須合理安排時(shí)間

Eating breakfast and checking your email at the same time? No problem.

吃早飯的同時(shí)檢查電子郵件?沒問題!

7. You Haven’t Given Up on Your Dreams

7. 永不放棄夢(mèng)想

No matter how big or small.

夢(mèng)想無(wú)論大小，永不放棄。