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Yes, live.Lots of answers here talk about the nature of talent. Other answers talk about going out and doing things. And some talk about the fact that you are already unique. People have stepped up here to care about you. Soak in those responses. I'll take another approach here.Let's say you're right. Let's assume you have no talents. What's wrong with that? What is this need you have to be different, to be unique? Most people spend their life trying to fit in. The rest spend their life trying to stand out. Either way, you are defining your life in terms of how others are doing. Who exactly are you trying to prove yourself to? Why not embrace your natural fitting in? What's wrong with being a worker bee? Without any talents, who are you to judge worker bees? We need bees, people to do the hard work of life. It may be your lot in life.But even if all those things are true, that's no reason to die. There is no one who is saying you are a burden to society, unless of course you live with your parents."Your success in life is directly related to your willingness to have difficult conversations." -- Tim Ferriss, author of 4-Hour WorkweekIt would seem you have a limited ability to have difficult conversations. You are not asking the hard questions of yourself or of others, settling instead for trite comparisons to others. (This question is the exception.) Sure you look bad compared to the others you see, but not bad at all compared to lots of folks you don't see. Big deal. You are not limited to just two choices: live bored or die. You have lots more options. You can choose to live a rich life. And if you don't know what that looks like, then begin by researching that question, "What might I do to begin having a rich and full life?"There are tons of things you can do to head in the direction of a rich life. What you have to ask yourself is this: Are you motivated to find out what those things are? And by motivated, I mean, are you in enough pain about the way things are to take action? If not, that's fine. No one is complaining. But if so, then find a mentor, a friend, a counselor, someone to give you some starting guidance. Or follow any of the other advice in these answers.Maybe you're lazy. If so start by working harder on the things you can do today. Like capitalizing your sentences when you write. Like making your bed and doing the dishes soon after a meal. Like getting rid of clutter in your home and life, stuff you no longer use or enjoy. Get disciplined and learn something, anything. Just stick with it long enough to get good. Then see if you love it. If not, move on to the next.Maybe you're bored. Congrats for finding Quora. That should help. Find books to read on topics like: happiness, willpower, shyness, introversion, nutrition, on mindfulness. The books in these areas have gotten remarkable in the last ten years.Maybe you're shy. Go out, to games, to free events, to concerts, to paid events. Spend time around people, even if you don't talk. Eventually others will talk to you, and it's your job to warmly welcome the discussion. A big part of getting over being shy is just getting out.Maybe you're stifling your creative abilities because you are afraid of failing or looking bad. Join classes in crafts, or just start gluing macaroni to paper. It doesn't have to be good. But you do have to someday show it to others. Then think about what you art form might be. Nobody is good when they start, and it's frustrating. But you learn a lot about yourself in the learning phase. Just create stuff, even if it's just poetry or stories.Maybe you're just self absorbed. Go out and help people. Ask what they need. Look for opportunities to help or volunteer. It often sucks in the beginning, but if you stay with it and see the results of your efforts, it opens up a whole new understanding of what it means to be alive.Maybe you really can't do any of those things. Maybe you're depressed. I've been depress most of my life and done great battle with it. It's really hard to know by just looking at yourself. So go see someone. Any counselor or spiritual adviser should be able to help you decide. Save the shrink for last resort, when all else fails. Or take some standardized tests online if you are the independent type. They are pretty simple and obvious.Page on phqscreeners.com Person Health Questionnaire (PHQ) including depression diagnostic test PHQ9Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ) Screeners. Free Download FREE 7 tests w/manual, no registration required.So should you live? Sure. Do that.

When you see ‘Fraser Institute” on a report you must, must, must read the methodology section.The data for this issue of Waiting Your Turn were collected between January 4 and April 28, 2017. Survey questionnaires [4] were sent to practitioners in 12 medical specialties: plastic surgery, gynaecology, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, general surgery, neurosurgery, orthopaedic surgery, cardiovascular surgery, urology, internal medicine, radiation oncology, and medical oncology. This year, the overall response rate was 21% (table 1).This is not ‘wait times for medical care’. This is ‘wait times for specialist visits as estimated by 21% of specialists using “weeks” as the scale of measurement.’ When evaluating this I’d want to see a far more granular breakdown in the response rate by specialty and analysis done within each province (and within the health regions in each province), instead of nationally.Here’s the specific question used in the questionnaire1. From today, how long (in weeks) would a new patient have to wait for a routine office consultation with you? ____________ week(s)You MUST read a Fraser Institute report methodology section.You’ll notice as you read the report that there are significant regional disparities in wait times as well as significant disparities between specialties.As is normal, the Fraser Institute is taking noisy data, creating a convenience sample based on estimates and then making broad proscriptions for health policy.

Classic burnout is usually diagnoses using the MBI (Maslach Burnout Inventory). The three symptoms are:Emotional exhaustion – indicated by low emotional and physical energy toward one’s workDepersonalization – evidenced by increasing levels of cynicismLow sense of personal accomplishment or meaning found in the workNewer research has identified three separate types of burnout, expanding the classic burnout to reflect new research:FreneticUnder challengedWorn-outThe above are excerpts from my latest book, Burnout: Prevention and Recovery, Resilience and RetentionDepression can be determined by the Patient Health Questionnaire-9:Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by any of the following:1. Little interest or pleasure in doing things?2. Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless?3. Trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much?4. Feeling tired or having little energy?5. Poor appetite or overeating?6. Feeling bad about yourself—or that you are a failure or have let yourself or your family down?7. Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading the newspaper or watching television?8. Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed? Or the opposite—being so fidgety or restless that you have been moving around a lot more than usual?9. Thoughts that you would be better off dead or of hurting yourself in some way?Questions 1, 2, and 9 can indicate an immediate and urgent need to seek help. Many yes answers, even without questions 1, 2, and 9 indicates mental health services should be sought.If you believe you are depressed and/or burned out it is in your best interests to consult a mental health professional. Don’t allow stigma to keep you from living your best possible life.Hugs.