In my subjective opinion, I would say it’s probably not meaningful to you for whatever reason. Only you can know what’s meaningful to you, and this might be som

In my subjective opinion, I would say it’s probably not meaningful to you for whatever reason. Only you can know what’s meaningful to you, and this might be something that you need to discover. I find that a writing session can help (like 1-3 hour one time session), like write down what makes you happy, sad, annoyed, what you’re doing, what you want to do, and so on. It might give you a clue of what is meaningful to you, and how you can incorporate it into your life. From what I understand about humans we have evolved over time, suffering in order to motivate ourselves to fix the suffering in our life. When there is no suffering we still on the lookout for problems to solve, or fun to be had, or things to learn. Maybe even something simple like planning and doing a fun weekend adventure with your family will bring meaning in that moment, then next weekend you read a book about something interesting. Only you can discover it for yourself. Here is a metaphor to explain it differently: I think we have evolved to climb the mountain, not hang out at the top for the rest of our life. Once you climb enough mountains, that can become meaningless, and maybe it’s time to try swimming.