sometimes it takes seeing your effort, strength, and dedication as achievements. some things take more time to reach, but every single effort that you put forth and if you keep going, you will see progress. when you stop in the middle of the process, even when it seems like it is going nowhere, you won’t be able to get to that place you want to be. having the mindset of crossing the “finish line” can blur your own realization of growth in the process and potential to improve in future
Physically I am fine. Last time I went to doctor they said I was fine. In terms of chronic illness I have allergies, headaches, and migraines since middle school. I tried exercising for a while but it didn’t make me feel any better, was still very anxious and depressed. To put in perspective I many times do not like being out in public. Sleep wise it’s some nights good some nights bad. It’s random. Stress is always been high since probably high school.
That’s what I have been trying to do. Most of the things I wanna do I cannot afford. And I am going back to school after dropping out from stress, anxiety, depression, and going to a mental health hospital. I’m going back to school in order to be able to find a good job because the last two jobs I applied to I didn’t get. Both basically said I was not qualified, and they both were entry level jobs said said they would train on the job. I barely can afford school with my parents help and loans.
Hobbies, socializing in real life, physical health improvements, increase soft and hard skills that help in being financially successful these things will make your life better in the short term as well as help you achieve your long term goals you can’t achieve them because of existing problems there are enough existing problems that there is easy solution and the only one is doing them while gritting your teeth so to speak
Bro you’re acting like I just know all the answers and am just not doing them. If I had the answers I would already be doing them. Your mindset is one I have already tried because it’s what at one time my Dad taught to me before he himself had to have therapy and was at time’s abusive and it’s part of what put me in the place that I am in now.