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Feeling lonely is a universal experience, literally every human being has felt this sense of isolation , even in a sea of people. There are some great tips and new perspectives about loneliness that I think you'll love in this video. The only reason I can dive into the sense of loneliness is because I get lonely. Simple. Chapters: 00:00 - It's Not All Your Fault Diving into what loneliness really means and being real with the feeling or *sense*. 02:30 - The Reality of What We Want We want people to see us, to really see us. Not our looks, not our accomplishments, but who we truly are in this world. 05:00 - No Seriously, It's Not All Your Fault What you are experiencing in loneliness is so complex and it's not always simple to solve. 07:00 - What Can We Do About It?! Great Strategies Offering practical advice and strategies that have helped me navigate out of loneliness, aiming to help others find their way too. 10:30 - The Importance of Community and Connection Finding a sense of community and making true connections where you feel heard and seen can be powerful tools in combating feelings of isolation. 13:20 - Tips for Reaching Out and Making Meaningful Connections Practical tips for reaching out, engaging in activities that foster connection, and how to start building your support network. 16:00 - Conclusion: You're Not Alone Wrapping up with a message of hope and solidarity, encouraging you to share your stories and support each other in the comments or with me.

Struggling with life's big questions like "What should I do with my life?" is so common, you may be surprised that a billion people are asking it right now too. You're not alone. This video dives deep into the pressures of societal expectations, changing your perspective on how to ask a useful question and not succumbing to doubt and overthinking.