You’re productive, but not actually making progress toward anything.
You wake up early. You listen to podcasts. You journal, you lift, your calendar is full, but you don’t know where you’re going.
Give it 5 years and you’ll still be “figuring out what to do with your life.”
You’re ambitious, but stay quiet because it sounds embarrassing to your friends and family.
You want a unique life. You don’t want to fit in. But when people ask about your future, you water it down so nobody laughs at it.
You get stuck performing mental masturbation. You feel special for wanting to be unique, but you still do the same thing as everyone else.
You feel like you’ve been lied to about what a good life looks like.
You’re pursuing a goal that sounds nice when you mention it at dinner with grandma. Or a goal that wouldn’t make your parents think you’re a disappointment. And you don’t see it going anywhere.
If you ignore that feeling, you wake up 10 years later with a degree, decent job, and a never ending sense of despair that you’ll never be able to chase your own dreams.
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