Define Your Own Adulthood
Focus on determining what your own personal idea of adulthood looks and feels like, and how close you are to achieving it.
Here are some ways to go about that:
- Make a list of the accomplishments you thought you’d have made by this age, or the ones you think a person your age “should” have made.
- Make a separate list of your actual accomplishments—and be generous to yourself; no achievement is too small.
- Make a list of what you want to accomplish in the next five or 10 years—as important as what you have already done is whether or not you’re on a path to meet your future goals.
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