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Why You Feel Empty and How to Rebuild Your Sense of Meaning

What if the reason you feel uninspired or disconnected is not a lack of opportunity, but a loss of your ability to recognize what gives your life meaning? In this video, I introduce a concept I call value muscle atrophy. It is the gradual loss of your ability to detect the small signals of meaning, curiosity, and excitement that guide a fulfilling life. When this muscle weakens, people often feel stuck, bland, or quietly miserable, even when their lives look successful from the outside. I tell the story of Phil, a high-paid software engineer who joined one of my Happiness Team workshops feeling empty and directionless. He believed he wanted nothing, but what he had really lost was his ability to value. By repeatedly choosing safety and predictability over his genuine interests, he trained himself to ignore what mattered to him. His life slowly lost its color. Through a simple but powerful process, Phil rebuilt his value muscle by paying attention to a small spark of interest he had dismissed for years. That spark led him to rediscover meaning, change careers, build a relationship, and reconnect with his sense of purpose. In this video, you will learn: What value muscle atrophy is and why it affects so many people How ignoring your interests trains your mind to lose meaning Why small sparks of curiosity matter more than you think How to rebuild your ability to value and feel alive again A practical daily exercise called One Good Thing Logger How tools like the Happiness Team app help reinforce meaning over time If you want to start rebuilding your value muscle, you can download the workbook that includes the One Good Thing Logger exercise and learn more about the tools I mention in this video at: 👉 https://taltsfany.com You can also search for the Happiness Team app in the Apple App Store or Google Play to begin logging meaningful moments and strengthening your awareness of what truly matters to you. Meaning is not something you chase. It is something you learn to notice again.