You're so confident, so sure of yourself. But when you were just starting, my mom, your mom, my mom. what'd she do for you when I was nine years old and opened the door for an elderly woman at a McDonald's she reacted as if I won the Nobel Peace Prize Well my mom did was super smart, she overreacted on everything that I was doing that was a good human trait and she held me accountable for things that didn't matter like grades. My mom built huge self-esteem in me and I feel like the biggest reason I am who I am today to everybody is because I feel so guilty and so grateful for what she did for me.

that I want to do it for everybody else which is, guess what, you suck at a ton of good. So does everybody else. You're also probably pretty rad at something. Try as many things as possible until you figure out what you're rad at and you like and go do that for the rest of your life and stop giving a about everybody else.