Dealing with Ennui
- Think about what you truly want to do, because this can help you understand why you experience ennui.
- Talk to someone to get a better perspective regarding why you experience ennui.
- Change your routine to break away the monotony that causes you to experience ennui.
- Make an effort to interact with people.
- Remove unnecessary things that can promote your ennui and make things that you have to do feel more exciting.
- Rest and recharge.
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