Yes

soon after I died

Not all aspects, but I do feel dissatisfied sometimes

Like a plastic bag?

Not really.

This is how I feel:

I feel like I have so much potential in every aspect of my life that I'm almost overwhelmed by everything I can/want to do. I feel like there are not enough hours in a day for me to do everything and that I will run out of time. Lately I've also been feeling overwhelmed with the idea of money. I have so much motivation to make huge amounts of money but I just have no idea how, like there's a huge blank blot of white-out covering the part of my mind where the money making ideas are. This is gonna sound weird but I have this gut feeling, an absolute certainty, that I WILL do something amazing. I have so much anticipation for my success that I literally get rollercoaster butterflies when I think of what I'm going to accomplish(even though I have no fucking clue what it is yet).

Any advice?

Yes but usually, I start thinking about one or two things and then get the sense that I'm overwhelmed before actually thinking about it and realizing that I'm not

If that makes sense

Lot's of times.

Like a plastic bag?

Die in a fire.

Yeah, usually when my mother starts freaking out about things.

This is how I feel:

I feel like I have so much potential in every aspect of my life that I'm almost overwhelmed by everything I can/want to do. I feel like there are not enough hours in a day for me to do everything and that I will run out of time. Lately I've also been feeling overwhelmed with the idea of money. I have so much motivation to make huge amounts of money but I just have no idea how, like there's a huge blank blot of white-out covering the part of my mind where the money making ideas are. This is gonna sound weird but I have this gut feeling, an absolute certainty, that I WILL do something amazing. I have so much anticipation for my success that I literally get rollercoaster butterflies when I think of what I'm going to accomplish(even though I have no fucking clue what it is yet).

Any advice?

Need a center and anchor point. Shift your focus, and narrow it down to a smaller field. Need to pick the things that mean the most to you and decide what you're going to do with them.

For example. I'm a quick learner with mechanics. Intutive mind and good at solving problems. Somebody building a house or structure? Could come in and point out solutions to problem rather quickly.

So, that means, no doubt, if I wanted, I could pursue a career in mechanics. Perhaps contract work. House building. But, I have to ask myself. What means the most to me? Family. They need help. More than money could ever help.

So, if I pursued those interests, I would be cut off from them. Taken far, far away from all of them. That is not the path I want to pursue.

Same with you.

You need to find your core values. What's the most valuable to you. And then, focus your path on that. Focus on where you want to go and how you want to get there.