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#2. THE ONE ABOUT FEELING LIKE A FAILURE.

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  • Mar 25
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I'm 26 years old and I'm currently jobless.

I have nothing going on for me except my Masters right now.

16 year old me wanted something better for me and I feel like I just let myself down countlessly.

Like I didn't work hard enough to be in spaces or be in my own house and just start living.

I just feel like it's too late for me.

I fight so hard to not think about my situation and to work towards a better goal, but I keep slipping.

I keep wondering, how can I manage this?

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Allow me to gently challenge one thing—you said you have nothing going on for you, yet you’re doing your Masters. That’s not nothing. That’s you still investing in yourself.

It sounds like you’ve turned your situation into self-blame: “I didn’t work hard enough… I let myself down… it’s too late.”

But that’s not a fact—it’s an interpretation.

At 26, it’s not too late. You’re still in your formative adulthood years. The timeline you had at 16 was built without real-life context—pressure, setbacks, uncertainty. So of course things look different now.

You’re not behind. You’re just living a different timeline than the one you imagined at 16 when you didn’t know how all of life works.

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