I think there is one solution that works very well.
Do something that benefits others - focus on how you can help others - maybe go onto one of the Stack Overflow boards and answer some questions. Join an online community, say in the start up scene, and give advice to others based on your degree for example.
Remember - this too will pass - the sense of ennui is temporary. Don't equate what you feel with who you are. This is a temporary feeling - just keep going, even if you can't see the point. Eventually this feeling will pass and you will have a huge sense of achievement that you passed through this.
I agree with others, recreational drugs are a definite no-no (alcohol very much so) you need to keep your mind strong not weaken it.
Speak to your doctor/psychiatrist if this changes from ennui to depression - it's always good to have support.
My best wishes for you, you can pass through this, just be patient with life and yourself.
I think there is one solution that works very well.
Do something that benefits others - focus on how you can help others - maybe go onto one of the Stack Overflow boards and answer some questions. Join an online community, say in the start up scene, and give advice to others based on your degree for example.
Remember - this too will pass - the sense of ennui is temporary. Don't equate what you feel with who you are. This is a temporary feeling - just keep going, even if you can't see the point. Eventually this feeling will pass and you will have a huge sense of achievement that you passed through this.
I agree with others, recreational drugs are a definite no-no (alcohol very much so) you need to keep your mind strong not weaken it.
Speak to your doctor/psychiatrist if this changes from ennui to depression - it's always good to have support.
My best wishes for you, you can pass through this, just be patient with life and yourself.