Lately I have become really lazy mentally. If I try to read a

>>16945690
I don't want to play net-doctor or anything, but losing interest in your normal hobbies, problems concentrating - all symptoms of a budding depression.
Maybe take a step back, blank one of the exams for some breathing space, and consider if anything needs changing in your life?

>>16945713
Yeah, I was thinking about the depression symptoms myself. But, besides this ''brain fog'' or whatever you wanna call it, I generally feel alright. Now, there certainly are some things that I should change in my life but I don't know what I should change first. I also don't have much time for self-improvement at the moment because I'm preparing for college, studying and stuff.

>>16945725
Hmm. This might sound really general, and not that helpful, but dealing with depression and being sort of wobbly in the head has taught me that I generally need to strike some kinda balance between pushing myself, and letting go. Beign able to step back, say "Okay, I fucked up, no use in beating myself up." and then chilling the fuck out until I'm ready to be a useful member of society once more.

Not that I think you have depression, but you might jsut be stressed out and getting a little scatterbrained because of that, and it is useful advice in any case. I hope.

>>16945725
I am another Anon and I actually do have a slightly professional background, don't worry about depression. There is more to that.

As a a fellow mentally lazy guy I can recommend doing some exercise etc., try to spend less time just hanging out in front of the computer. Maybe get up earlier in the morning to do sports, change you schedule a bit and go to specific places for specific things (e.g. studying/reading at the library).

>>16945725
Try and structure yourself a little between designated "work"-time and designated "play"-time, so that you can be present in both situations, without being mentally halfway somewhere els.e

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>>16945735
Thanks guys. Will try your advices out.