So far I have

1. Masters and Doctrine in two completely different studies (but use them together)

2. Invention w a patent I'm working on getting

3. Kind of a book I wrote. It's a 120pg workbook/guide on how to transition from student into the field of medicine I'm in and everything you need to know that you dont learn in school

I still feel empty, like I havent accomplished anything in life :/

Possible new goals:

1. Write a novel
2. Black belt in karate (reached blue when I was 5th grade but moved states and couldnt find a decent new school)

Anyone got any ideas? Would love to hear something others think would be fulfilling to accmplish

jack off 10 times in one day

already do that, still feel empty inside

Find a woman to raise a family with.

I feel like writing a novel would help dig up why you feel so unaccomplished despite your great achievements.

never thought about that, damn. good point

i have a queen, the greatest person ive honestly met in my life

Try and secure a well paying job that doesn’t require to much energy exertion
Find a good woman and go live and go on adventures with her and explore the world in your free time
Get a dog
Settle down and have some kids
Move out to the suburbs to buy a big 3 bedroom and then raise your kids the best you can, be there for them, and love your wife.

What do you mean by doctrine?

Good luck man. I hope you find what you're looking for.

thanks fam

all of this is in the works for the next 2 years. waiting for her to graduate before we start our family

doctor of pharmacy, im a pharmacist

I feel that. Personally I always feel like I gotta accomplish something new after finishing something I was working for a while. And when I get there it just feels empty, like what was the point. Like anti-climactic. Just gotta try to enjoy the journey more than the result. I like the raising a family answer

Then you’re halfway there. If you’re both willing, able, and prepared for it, consider a child or at least adopting.

Sounds simple but this is all I want in life

Being happy bro

Whether it's money a happy career or a family

i try, had depression since i can remember but its gotten better the last month now that i accomplished my career goal

Talk to a therapist and you'll achieve a better outlook + success

Dead serious it will help a lot

Get into IT. Get your cert game up and you'll have a new career to look forward to

1. Get money
2. F*** b****es

tried 3 diff therapists within a 4 year period, none really helped ;/

the only thing that kinda made me feel good about myself for a bit is all of them at one point or another said im the most unique patient/client they ever had

You on meds?

Tried a few a while back and didn’t help me at all. Just learned to deal w it