Define "live"
Assuming it means plenty of food, shelter, healthcare, affordable children, and care for them. There is no reconciliation when it comes to minimum wage. Additionally, how do we define the expectations of a minimum wage salary when establishing it? What should the person be able to afford with the earnings? Everyone has a different answer to this question. Minimum wage will never be set high enough because human nature has us desire more. "Give a mouse a cookie..."
Unskilled labor is typically for people who are first entering the market in their teenage years and have subsidized expenses by their parents.
Everyone I've met in my life aside from some disabled people are capable of developing skills. Once The skill is developed and marketed they no longer need to depend on "minimum wage" earnings. For the sake of this conversation let us ignore disabilities.
For a healthy person, working 80 hours in a week is completely feasible. 80x7.25=$2,320 a month(decent where I live). Many people choose to work this many hours and more for financial gain.
Once they have done this for a short period of time, they can use their savings to pay for education that will give them skills.
Savings is the key to success. Wages x hours worked - expenses = savings.
Too much energy is focused on one part of that equation, considering the importantance of choices made by individuals regarding how many hours to work and what to spend savings on.