When You're Feeling Hopeless: Some questions that may help

 
That's my Psychology Today article today.;

Learning to Manage Your Time: 9 tips embedded in a story

I’ve written previously on time management. The format was standard: a list of tips. But some people are helped more by a contextual example, a story, so my PsychologyToday.com article today offers a composite story of how someone with "poor time management skills" got better:

“I Don’t Care About Anything:' A dialogue between a hopeless person and a cheerleader.

At some point, most people ask themselves, “What’s it all mean?” And sometimes, their answer is, “Not much.”

My PsychologyToday.com article today is a dialogue between two hypothetical people. One believes that nearly anyone can have a meaningful life. I’ll call that person “Max.” The other believes life has minimal meaning. I’ll call that person “Minnie.”

Perhaps their exchange might help you in your search for meaning or accepting life’s limitations. 

HERE is the link.