My daughter is now growing into a mature young woman. At 17 years old, she is currently in senior school and already gaining experience through an internship. I am proud of how far she has come, and I believe this is the right time to start preparing her for adult responsibilities. As she finishes her studies, I plan to encourage her to find a job and begin building her independence.
One of my main goals is to teach her the importance of saving money. I will motivate her to be financially responsible by setting aside a portion of her income regularly. She has a dream of working abroad, and Japan is her top choice. I fully support her ambition, and I believe that by saving consistently, she can fund the necessary training or education required to secure a job in Japan.
Alternatively, if the opportunity arises, I will also consider letting her continue her education at a university. Whether she chooses to pursue further studies or gain work experience, I will support her decision. Either path will help her develop the skills and qualifications needed for a better future.
To help her succeed, I will provide her with a stable home, including food and a place to live. This way, she won’t need to worry about basic expenses and can focus on saving as much of her income as possible. Every little bit she saves will bring her one step closer to her goal.
With this strategy, I am confident she will be well-prepared whether she decides to study further or pursue her dream job in Japan.
