I was born into a rich family, so I’m not sure about how money affects one’s morale. But… > My motivation for my study is gone, I stopped working out, stopped

I was born into a rich family, so I’m not sure about how money affects one’s morale. But… > My motivation for my study is gone, I stopped working out, stopped reading books and am basically becoming insanely depressed in the process. The covid situation is not helping much either. I had that problem around 27 too, and got it completely fixed up by being on a trip for > 2 months. I thought I was relaxing, but, nearing 50th or 60th day or so, I found myself being overly stressed and desperately wanting to do something meaningful. Doing nothing but consuming is such a big pain. So I swore to myself that I’m gonna do something - just anything not meaningless. After I returned, I worked for an NGO, and then tried to become a political writer, but ended up working for a startup, which is growing pretty good. It has been a quite some journey so far. So, yeah, if you can’t really find an answer, maybe try to take a long break. Some trekking can be good - keeping your body healthy helps with depression. > I am still doing my Master studies and will finish it within the next three semesters I wonder what’s your true motivation behind this. A lot of people do master to get better jobs. With all that money, well-paying jobs should be pointless.