What am i doing with my life????

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Meh, you're young. There's no need to be worrying so much about these things. If you want to commit to a project, or learning a skill, it's on you to do it. Make yourself daily schedules and stick to them. Small things like that can help.

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rip, never even noticed the mockery. How rude.

well same tbh. facebook? eww

Well i got to be in contact with my freinds @mgrev

You sound like every other teenager in existence to me.
If you're having trouble why not try to find a new hobby or something? People tend to get burned out if they do the same thing every day.
I enjoy cooking, myself.

I'm 30 and I'm in the same boat. I mean, I'm working on a Ph.D., but really I'm still in the same boat as you. For me it's a personality thing, mix of anxiety and depression that makes it extremely hard to keep at one thing for long.

Best solution? Find something fun to do. If you wanna code, don't do it the boring way, find a fun way to do it. Download Unity 5, watch some official videos, make some basic games. Learn coding by seeing how it works directly (c#).

It's working for me, at any rate. It's easier to motivate yourself when it's something you look forward to.

Getting into programming starts with actually wanting to create something, not just learning for the sake of knowing. It's kind of like art, sure you can take a bunch of lessons or watch YouTube tutorials and get a basic understanding of how the concepts work, but if you don't even know what you want to create you won't be able to put any of it together. You'll get how it works and how it's made but you won't actually do anything with that knowledge due to your lack of motivation.

Start off by finding something you can actually be interested in, like above mentioned you could try making simple games in C#/C++. Sites like Codecademy will give you a basic rundown of the syntax for languages like Java, Python and Ruby. Maybe you'd like to design a webpage for gaming related stuff? Maybe a program that stores & outputs useful data on the games you like? Just have fun with it man, find something you like and stick to it.

That is *if* you're really serious about it and not just saying I want to code for the sake of having a fallback career.

Ok thanx for the help temper's @kourin @osaka35 & @NORBIN

i'm 24, unemployed and unfit for work.
I got no future except living together with me bf.

Seriously, you're young.
Live life, enjoy it before you start paying bills forever.

Dinoh, Thanks for giving me a concept of life of 20+ Now i need a job to get the dough to pay the bills l8er on

They say for any behavior to become routine you have to keep it up for 21 days straight, 3 weeks. I'm sure the routine you have now is an easy one that's satisfying enough so you've stuck with it (been there), but if you want to make a change and do something different. Just commit to it, it won't be easy at first, but if you can get over that hump of 3 weeks keeping at the activity, you'll be into it and want to keep it up. Whether it be working out, coding, painting, whatever, just commit time to it every day, and little by little you'll want to do it and not feel like you need to do it, and you'll also get better at it as well.

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