When you have the urge to self-destruct, reach out and do something nice for someone else. It can be small, like wishing someone a Merry Christmas, or buying a stranger a coffee. Rinse and repeat as necessary.
Also:
- Exercise regularly
- Maintain a regular sleeping schedule
- Eat healthy (recognize when you are self-medicating with food)
- Make an extra effort to groom yourself (wear cologne, shave daily, clip your nails)
I keep hearing that Google seems to be lacking in the enterprise sales area, but from what I’ve heard, G Suite seems to be doing quite well. What explains that?
If it makes you feel better, I seriously doubt a (certified) one will do that. The smart ones realize that hospitalization can really derail your life and make you an even higher suicide risk.
Additionally, there is a big difference (in my opinion) between suicidal thoughts and actually acting on those thoughts.
Just from reading your post it doesn’t sound like you have much to worry about.
Alcoholics Anonymous helps with this for alcoholics. Generally friendships have to be built on some shared interest or experience, so I think it would be hard to create a solution for the general population.
Too many things! Write a compiler, master Angular 2 and TypeScript, learn much more about systems design and scalability. Maybe even some machine learning.
If you are concerned with outcomes I would strongly recommend not going to HR or an affiliated school. There has been internal conflict about the declining quality of cohorts, and I believe the 97% hiring statistic is no longer accurate. I went to a HR affiliate and have been unemployed for the past five months since I have graduated.
I can't comment on App Academy because I have not taken their course.
Also:
- Exercise regularly
- Maintain a regular sleeping schedule
- Eat healthy (recognize when you are self-medicating with food)
- Make an extra effort to groom yourself (wear cologne, shave daily, clip your nails)