how long is a quarter-life crisis?

First, get to know yourself better. Go to the website below and take the free test, if you answer the questions accurately and honesty, you will learn reams of accurate info about you:

http://kts2.personalityzone.com/user/register.aspx

Once you've taken the test, go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myers-briggs and scroll down to the paragraph titled: "Type dynamics and development" and look to the right at the rectangle titled "The Sixteen Types" and find your four-letter type and click on it, and read about yourself! If you answered the questions on the test honestly and accurately, you'll be amazed at how well you're described!

Then get alone with a tablet and think about what you want to do with your life. Write a list of the possibilities. Make it a project spanning as long as it takes, but at least a week or so, when you go back and edit your list, add to it. Try to match what you learn and already know about yourself to potential careers. And you need to figure children, if you want them, into the equation.

Do you have children? If not maybe you should think about planning for some and that would give you something to look foward to and a better outlook on your self worth.