Good Self Worth Is Medicinal

	So many people running around, busy, busy, busy. Many of them too busy to be effective at completing the tasks they start with efficiency. So busy that they are frustrated, chaotic, and unhappy in life and at work. Some observers see this affliction primarily impacting women. Why? How could that be. This is the Age Of Everyone's Rights.
Many people have sustained periods -- even years -- of psychological hang-ups. These include depression, laziness, hyperactivity and other falsely-exotic-labeled syndromes.
Psychologists recognize the cause and clearly relate that to today's confused and unhappy people. Many people -- even women -- are victims. They are innocent victims of the Everyone's Got Rights Movement. Most developed into somewhat normal people having minor difficulties. Others, such as those on the political stage today and some whom you know, developed into homely, queer and sadistic power abusers. Some victims simply inherited too much money and have no need to accomplish anything on a daily or life-long basis.
Many victims claim to be ill and unable to complete unfair assignments, meet works demands, and socialize pleasantly. Other victims cannot get out, cannot get to work, cannot start and complete meaningful projects.
They are not ill. They are simply looking for ways to get attention. They are in work situations way beyond what they were built, designed, or made to be able to do. They are unable to organize, plan, implement, and follow through.
They are pathetic. They are not to be pitied. They need solid, absolute, irrevocable incentives and objectives that must be completed. Once completed, these victims will not be victims. They will be productive. They will feel their self worth increase along with their desires to produce again.

If only these victims could grab themselves, pause, prioritize, and proceed logically with rationality they might be OK.
Many people have sustained periods -- even years -- of psychological hang-ups. Their doctors who treat their profession as a business simply prescribe drugs that calm and overtly pacify these victims. Following the doctors' regimens, they become victimized victims. Some become so psychologically frail that they are near-totally unable to get out of bed. Some become hypochondriacs who quest for some actual physical ailment to elevate themselves to valid-patient status. Some trek through life terrified and lost in bed wasting their existences.
Too many of these "constantly depressed" people are never cured and often get worse. In offices they degrade their fellow workers' ability to perform effectively.
These victims who are often ill with some vague symptoms relating to depression, simply have nil self-worth and perceive that they are unable to accomplish anything meaningful in life. They are ashamed and fearful of their status and failures. They know they are not worthy of having money nor of having relationships.
These people handle this poor self-worth perception by claiming to be depressed. Of course they likely are depressed ! That would be natural. They see themselves as worth less than is acceptable.
But they take it a step further. They handle their condition as a child might. They want recognition. Therefore they must be "on stage". In order to get on stage, they portray themselves as depressed. If a child, they likely would jump up and down, shout, and cry until recognized.
These people will never be cured by the drug regimens often prescribed after their conditions are misdiagnosed.
They need to be taught -- as a child should be taught -- that they do not need to be on stage. They need to understand that they are what they are and they need to accept it. They need to see that they must either do something productive or just move on as they are.
The prescribed drugs modify these people's attitudes and perceptions. That is what these drugs are intended to do. However, the psychological modifications are essentially randomized behavioral change inducers.
That is why some people are modified into more depression, irrational conditions, and even suicide. But they rarely get cured.
The cure for these victims is to get to work. Work with integrity, pause often to evaluate and improve, be productive, enjoy life, and get happy.