A short YouTube monologue (Worldwide Ty) arguing that people should 'pivot' who they rely on when a usual support person is unavailable—e.g., leaning on family like a mom or brother—and that the ability to pivot equates to being resourceful; the speaker notes many people lack this skill.
A lot of times you have to pivot, like, your life with people that you have in your life, or you might have a friend that you lean on for certain things, and they've been so guaranteed that you just automatically just think that they're gonna be there, and they might be having a day where they ain't that present, but you still need that kind of, you know, shit, that kind of support. So you might have to pivot to your mom, you might have to pivot to your brother. You know what I'm saying? So I think, like, pivoting is, like, should be synonymous with being resourceful. You know what I'm saying? There's not a lot of people that's resourceful, and there's a lot of people that can't pivot.
