existential crisis

from Caffeine Crisis · host Angel Salgado

yo what's up ya'll! I'm back again trying to rediscover myself and trying to get back in tune with my passions and hobbies and turn that into something passionate that I can use to fulfill my life goals. it's very hard when it feels like there is so much pressure to achieve big at such an early age, but we must remember that we are all at a different pace in life. it's okay to feel like you don't know who you are, it can lead to creating a new identity for yourself that can lead to a happier life.

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