Try contemplating for a moment and wondering if what you have been doing is the result of your own desires or just a demand from your environment (family / community)?
Most of us may just live to obey the expectations of others. I'm not saying it's the wrong way to live, because we all must have lived that way. However there is a point where these demands / expectations become increasingly unrealistic and meaningless.
For example, as we have to be successful / rich before the age of 25, must be able to buy our own house at age 30, this can be what ultimately leads us to the wrong and foolish decisions such as:
Desperate to open your own business when you do not have the capital and do not know what to do
Desperate to marry a festive festive party due to the demands of the couple / in-laws
Desperate installment car / home even though the financial swelling
Buy the latest gadgets / technology when it does not need-need very
The motivation to succeed as fast and as young as possible is good, but life is not a marathon race, in fact no one cares how successful you are, how young you get rich, or how fast you get married. Do not let you become delusional because too idealistic demands are often unrealistic with practice.
This is what often happens to young people who desperate to become entrepreneurs because they feel that the entrepreneur is "cool" and can make him rich as quickly as possible, even though it is just a shadow of his mind.