Why we lose the taste for life, even when "everything is fine" – and how the war amplifies it.

It seems like everything in life is "as it should be": there's a job, family is nearby, stability is more or less maintained. But for some reason, inside there's emptiness, fatigue, and a feeling that the meaning has slipped away. Why does this happen and what to do about it?

Together with psychologist and Gestalt therapist Olga Shevchenko LIGA.net disassembles:

• why does a feeling of emptiness arise even with work, family, and stability.
• how to distinguish between a temporary crisis and the need for profound change.
• What barriers prevent you from hearing your own desires.
• how to learn to listen to yourself despite other people's expectations.
• how the conflict between duties and personal aspirations manifests itself.
• what strategies help to get out of stagnation and regain interest in life.
• how to overcome the fear of "being late" with changes and find your own rhythm.

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