No dream job, no goals?
Why did I never have a dream job, never have specific goals in life? Many people know from an early age what they absolutely want to be, what they want to do.
But that was never the case for me, I've never had a dream job or something specific that I really wanted to do.
No, I was even afraid of work, afraid of a normal life, afraid of being self-employed.
I was always overwhelmed by it. What could be the reason for this? Also, my brain isn't functioning as it should. As I said, pursuing goals is impossible for me because my brain is so confused.
I'm unable to work and therefore unable to live. At first, no one believed me, but eventually I was able to convince the assessors that I needed care, an institution, and a pension.
Could it be that my brain is simply not working as it should and that's why nothing is happening?
Because I feel hardly any joy, hardly any interests, hardly any drive, have no goals, no desires.
I mostly just exist. Could it be that my brain is broken?
Or how can it be that I have no wishes, no goals, no dreams, no hopes?
If your brain was “caputt”, you wouldn’t be able to write something. But you should bear in mind the following: You mentioned that your brain appears “single” to you and you have no drive. Perhaps this knowledge would be the chance to find out why this is so and then see if there is a medical solution for it?
Anyway, I don’t understand why people dream about working.
Not everyone dreams of working, on the contrary. Many of the Gen-Z do not want to work full-time and follow the path of self-employment. Not everyone knows about childhood what he wants to do in the future, including me.
Few money? No.
Man is a very adaptable being. You get used to it, and the money in the end is worth it.
Yeah, but who wants to get up early to make a dirty job for little money.
Others like that. What exactly is “normal”? That you do not feel a drive can also have psychological causes, such as ADHD. I would recommend you to make a test with a psychiatrist to see if it can be diagnosed with you. Too little dopamine in the brain robs you the motivation.
I am honestly happy not to have to work, and there is little motivation for me to ever pursue a normal life?