The last two months have been weird for me. I was feeling quite empty inside, as if I was being kept in the dark. And I don't really know why. I couldn't come up with any creative ideas, didn't really have any motivation. It's not often that this happens to me. Usually I'm the type of guy who's jumping from one idea to another and participating in as many awesome projects as possible, but this time it was different. Just like most people, I thought the issue was complicated. I thought I needed to go out of my comfort zone to find the answer I was looking for, however I was wrong. The answer was always right in front of me. I was always looking for the next big thing to take part in. I didn't want to bother myself with smaller relevant projects. It got to the point where I wasn't even going outside of my house anymore because I was simply waiting for a huge opportunity to come my way and ignoring everything else, but it never really came. Then one day I woke up and had this urge to go and film something. It can be anything. I just want to be outside with my best friend and film anything we stumble upon. We drove to a random location, grabbed our gear and this was it. Suddenly I was feeling so happy, full of energy, ready to drag myself through snowy hills with my ripped jeans and then hit me. All that overthinking was completely unnecessary. I had forgotten the one thing that always makes me happy and keeps me motivated and that is going out with my friends on adventures, talking about life and filming random stuff for myself. We humans tend to always overthink and assume our problems are deeper than we think. This taught me that it's not true. It really was this simple. If you feel the lack of motivation, go out and film. It doesn't have to be anything special nor have a story. Sometimes to refresh yourself, all it takes is to pick up your camera, go to a random location, have a little chat with yourself or your friends and simply press the record button.