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at Dr.ora.com. I wanted to do this quick. And this is a sad state for our young people in their

early 20s. This is a sad state. To me, this is an example of what's going on out there.

There's a hopelessness. I didn't have. When I was thinking of finishing college, it was very clear.

There were ten different directions I could go in. Whatever. Wasn't a world like it is today.

So she writes from Canada, like most viewers,

listening to your show has been a great source of wisdom. However, I do have a question.

Is it possible people are just not made for better things. This is a depressed young lady.

I don't even need to read on.

She's depressed.

I did forward this to Dan, the hopes that we could bring her on the air.

I'm 22 about to have finished my undergraduate degree and I feel hollow about my future and current situation. I'm becoming tired of school, despite being close and I feel interested in so many things that I fear I will miss out if I make a choice.

That is profound amount of anxiety, missing out, as though we can actually not have that feeling.

When we make choices, you always leave something behind.

That's a lot of anxiety.

I do not want to amount to nothing. But being stuck in between is causing time to pass faster than I can blink. What should I do?

Or should not do?

I wish for linearity and may be feeling less

behind

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