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Women’s Life Goals 2006
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I had 4 housemates to help cover the mortgage
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I didn't even know my current goals were a thing when I was 17.
I'm currently solo-creating a physiotherapy game console that helps sick kids have an enjoyable and better experience doing their health-preserving physiotherapy. That's my current hobby project. And it's all open source with the build plans available for parents who can't afford to buy a ready-made version.
At age 17 I didn't even know that's something one can do.
What I mean, it's good to have goals, but life isn't over when you achieve them.
Good on you for not selling it to some "Healthcare" company that'll sell it for 10 grand a pop, or 9 after insurance.