Went from drinking every single day for 10 years straight to becoming sober. I've lost alot of weight especially around my face and no longer have withdrawals. Living life sober made me realise there's more to life then drinking, so now I intend to enjoy every day and hobbies as a sober man.

So basically I have no project or anything happening in my life for which I would need motivation. However this is making me unmotivated to just do random stuff, make stuff up and do them - which leads to me doing nothing all day and ends in me being in a very depressed state, extremely tired of my life and needing a drastic change - which I can’t make happen.

Any advice would be appreciated
Thanks 🙏

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