Consult when you can
There are things that we all need to learn on our own, that's unavoidable. But when you have the chance to get some extra support from you loved ones, you should take that chance instead of trying to learn everything alone.
It might be a bit embarrassing to call your mom so she can teach you how to make tea the right way but hey, the goal is to learn and that's all that matters.
Embrace the mistakes
Moving out for the first time can be hectic even for adults. There are things you didn't have to keep track of previously but now it's time to learn.
Before you hack being away from the life you were used to, there will be so many mistakes. You might forget that you needed to pass by the supermarket after work for some milk or maybe even end up with stale food that you left at the back of the fridge for too long.
These mistakes are part of the learning process so embrace them.
Visit home often
Many people experience so much fear and anxiety when moving out for the first time, that they end up moving back home. You need support to stay grounded and you can get that by visiting your family often.
Even after you adjust, you should check in with them when you can. But this is crucial for those beginning stages so you don't feel overwhelmed by the change.