I'm going to share you with you one of the most frustrating things that we've probably all been through.

Have you ever tried using your phones GPS in an area where there was no signal?

Right? I mean, there you are trying to find your way, but instead of directions, all you see is this blue dot floating

and a sea of who knows where you are.

I mean, you're technically somewhere, but where exactly?

And most importantly, how do you get out?

How do you get to where you need to go?

That feeling of being in the middle of nowhere, but yet still somewhere, that's, well,

I'm speaking to a certain group right now. That's where your 20s often feel like. And for those

that are older than 20, you can relate, right? You're definitely on life's map, but the roads aren't really clearly marked.

And the destinations, they seem a little hazy. I mean, everyone else is, well, at least they appear

to be zooming past you with their perfect careers and their relationships and their lives and whatnot.

So today I'm going to be talking about something that so many of us face regardless of age,

but rarely talk about, at least discuss openly, the quarter life crisis.

Yes, it does exist.

The overwhelming period.

When you're supposed to have it all figured out.

But instead, you're wondering if you took a wrong turn somewhere,

or if you're even on the right map at all.

But here's the thing about getting lost. I want you to listen

and sometimes it's exactly where you need to be. What? Yes. So let's explore why feeling

directionless might actually mean you are on the right track. And then how do we embrace the question marks

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