Lack of motivation

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​​​​​​​Question: “Is the lack of motivation and the presence of laziness somehow treated?”

Male (athletic) response

Laziness and lack of motivation to be treated. As follows: “Bang your head against the wall. It hurts to beat!

1. Be sure to bang your head against the wall when the question of motivation arises. With this recipe, the question is removed.
2. Bang your head against the wall when you’re lazy. The more lazy you are, the harder you fight.
3. If you can’t even fight, because you’re too lazy, then hire someone (for money) to beat you painfully with a stick if you didn’t do what needs to be done.
4. If you don’t have money or feel sorry, go to some martial arts section and offer them to work out blows on you, in case you don’t complete the to-do list that you wrote on a piece of paper, but never started it.

Restrained psychotherapeutic response

There can be two things behind the decrease or lack of motivation −

• Loss of the meaning of the matter, loss of perspective. While we see Why — we do it, when it is not clear Why — the desire to do disappears.
• Blocks in activity, for example, serious resentment against someone and unconscious revenge: “Since you are all like that, then I’ll (mentally) die for you and I won’t want anything else!”
• Frozen body. When the body is inanimate, eyes are slightly frozen, both motivation and interest are reduced.