
Today in my appointment I was speaking about the sadness and frustration I felt about not discovering what I wanted to do with my life until I was around 27* 

She asked me what I was going to do about how I was feeling, and I told her I didn't know. She replied saying it sounds like I needed a moment of radical self-acceptance. 

But, I'm not super familiar with this tactic/paradigm. 

Has anyone been introduced to this before? What are your thoughts/feelings? Do you have any resources to share?

*Backstory: I started a journalism degree when I left school, studied for two years, then quit to study art. My art degree took me six years because of mental illness issues, but I finished. Then I started studying post-graduate public relations and in my first semester, had a moment of revelation, realising I'd actually wanted to be a journalist for most of my life. Fast forward to now and I'm 16 months out of graduation, and have about 3 years' experience under my belt but I'm still spending most of my time wishing I could go back and finish what I started and give journalism a crack. To complicate things more, my partner is a journalist, and because of this, I don't feel like I can talk about how this makes me feel.