Depends on what your life ambition is and where you personally want to see yourself in the future to be honest. I myself am a very very very difficult person to get motivated, the only motivation I have identified in myself is only from failure. But whats the point in getting motivated only when you fail?? That means am destined for constant failure. Due to those reasons I restrict myself from aspects that demotivate me.
I know it can be easy coming from somebody elses mouth, but the last year was hell for me, lost a well paid job, employer put me through scrutiny "for purpose of making redundancies without pay" giving me the sack as others for stupid little reasons we all tried to fight "long story". Spent 11 months out of job with all employers rejecting employment due to those reasons "approx 30-35 interviews". £24k debt falling on my doorstep "long story", credit rating so bad couldnt even get a bank account. Court hearings with debt collection agencies. Jobs that would consider declined because of credit rating. JSA making my life feel lower than its already worth in dealing with their awful process and customer service. Lost my car, personal possesions being sold to survive. Wont go into it any further starting to get too long but believe even words cant explain the feeling, many times I was on the brink of going.
A year later?
99% secure full time job, although we are making redundancies, this doesnt affect us due to the specialised nature of the management job we undertake. If were gone theres no one to run the day to day of the business, in any case we'd be seen the last to leave.
Debts 80% cleared
Due to sit for ACCA acountancy exams
Literally received my first 2 credit cards last week from credit rating on the up
Finally in a position with money to spare
Court cases all put into place etc etc
The point of this long reply is, no matter how bad things get, you can only do the best you can, and how well the outcome is achieved, depends on how its implemented and how much effort is put into it, if its not good enough you need to push yourself harder and better till its paid off, its a painfull process. If there are things that slow you down "such as being motivated" like me, thats the first thing I put aside and stopped trying to please what I find difficult to get and focused on what needs to be done whether I like it or not.

Sorry for the long post guys, just had to get it off my shoulders. Been a long time since I could say "Cant believe it I made it"
OP if you need any tips on interviews let me know, touch wood ive never been refused a job based on the interview. Only those issues mentioned above preventing an acceptance which im in the process of ironing out.