u/Diligent-Sound-3915

I’m 26 and graduating this fall with a business degree. I currently live with my dad so my expenses are pretty low right now. I make around $50k/year gross working in hospitality.
Here’s where I’m at financially:
Paid off car
No college debt
Around $2k+ in savings
Around $7k invested between Roth IRA, individual brokerage, and 401k
Monthly investing is usually around $400–500
Main bills are insurance, gas, gym, food, etc.
I know I’m behind some people my age and ahead of others, but I’ve been trying to get more serious about saving/investing the last couple years and cut back on partying/spending.
My goals are:
Build a 6–12 month emergency fund
Move out within the next year or so
Hit $80k+ invested by 30
Eventually get into a higher-paying career with my degree
How would you say I’m doing for 26? What would you prioritize next if you were in my position?

I’m 26, live in Colorado, and currently work in restaurants/hospitality while finishing a business degree. I’ll probably graduate around 27.
Current situation:
Income around $45k–$50k depending on hours/tips
~$5k invested
Low living expenses currently
Interested in eventually transitioning into business/procurement/supply chain/sales type roles
I’m trying to use the next 1–2 years wisely financially while I still have relatively low expenses.
If you were in my position, what would you prioritize most?
Building a bigger emergency fund?
Investing more aggressively?
Increasing income through skills/certifications?
Saving to move out?
Staying low-expense as long as possible?
Something else?
I sometimes feel behind career-wise for my age, so I’m trying to make smart decisions now instead of drifting for the next few years.