I'm 26, and if I were in your shoes, I guarantee I'd feel the same way (primarily, because I do already somewhat). If I read this right, you're struggling to f

I'm 26, and if I were in your shoes, I guarantee I'd feel the same way (primarily, because I do already somewhat). If I read this right, you're struggling to feel needed. I know this isn't exactly the same thing as the need to make a difference in the world, but it seems close enough to be actionable. I say find some people who truly need you and do your best to help them. Is that teaching? Is that fixing their situation? Is that creating a new idea or product? This will take some exploration, but it has to be worth it, right? And, none of us are perfect. I put the same pressure on myself (I've been programming since 7th grade, and I feel the exact same way about my questionable programming skills). But, we're all still learning, and I'm betting you're smart enough to make a difference in at least one person's life. Then you can extrapolate from there.