u/Expert_Code_7064

I have noticed for a while that I've started to trend towards doing absolutely nothing for 10-14 hours a day. Doesn't matter if there are things I need to do or things I want to do I can't get myself to do any of it. I don't know why.

I don't mean scrolling on my phone or watching youtube/tv, I mean sitting in my chair or on my couch or standing around my house doing nothing staring into blank space.

I started to notice this a little while after moving to japan after highschool to study Japanese for something to do, and after a while I just stopped going and never really did any traveling around Japan even though I really wanted to.

Eventually my visa expired about a year and a half ago and I was stuck on how much I really threw it away. I promised myself then that I would never do that again but I continue to do it to an even worse extent a now.

Fortunately I am in a position where I can do that without worrying about bills and such as I have inherited quite a large amount of money from my father, to the point where I will be able to live the entirety of my life at a decently lavish lifestyle without needing to work if I wanted to. So please no 'GET A JOB' suggestions.

But in that vein of thinking, I started community college just for something to do and have found myself unable to bring myself to get the work done even though I can quite easily do it.

I also have personal projects that I would like to do/work on but never seem to actually start.

Is there any strategy that I can use to get myself out of this and actually do things?

I got my 22' etron in January and am LOVING IT (mostly as its my first new(ish) car) and very much like the adaptive cruise assist except for one part, it seems to really really give the car in front space before accelerating (like 3-4 car lengths).

Its to the point where a lot of people will merge in-front of me, they hit the brakes and slow me down then speed up. Rinse and Repeat...

Unfortunately due to the local roads being not exactly within the same atmosphere of smooth commuting with dynamic driving mode just sucks...

So if there is a way to increase the Adaptive Cruse Assist's reactivity without changing the driving mode, how would one go about that???

Thanks!

(P.S. I believe the tag to be correct, I will correct if it isn't)

I am pretty strong in the idea of getting the cheapest tools to start then when those break/become insignificant then getting the next best.

I got a MG Midget a little while ago (as my first project car ever) and have been slowly working on it and have found that I have a quite underprepared toolset just being a $249 craftsman ratchet set. And am looking for a COMPLETE tool set that may cover all of the non powered needs (no power ratchets ect) that I may need. also not including jacks and stuff…

Any help or direction is appreciated,