Your life's purpose
It is hard to cope with isolation, but finding your purpose is a great way to cope.
Many people deal with loneliness on a daily basis and if a man who's lived alone in a mountain for more than 50 years can find his purpose, so can you.
Remember that you are a part of a much larger world than you think. There is always so much you can contribute - from being kind to a stranger on the streets or being a part of a community that contributes to scientific discoveries.
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