I can certainly relate to low energy/motivation with no depression. I think a lot of people can. I believe it is a part of bipolar disorder. That some symptoms lag behind, while others don't. Not black or white or burning red at all times, but shades that combine some of each, and that they vary.

For me, the decreased day light might be playing a part, and the stress of this time of year. I'm OK, but not experiencing an equalibrium or definitely not a better balance of heaviness and lightness of being. I'm trudging along with a bit of struggle. I don't know a better way of describing it right now. I'm hoping that when January comes, I can literally and figuratively rid myself of some of the stress, like as if a great exhale. It is odd that sometimes it's hard to identify why one experiences such an imbalance.

I'm hoping that such a release will bring back an energy and motivation for you very soon.

P.S. I confess that last night I only took 500 mg of my Seroquel XR instead of 600 mg. I would never have done that if I thought my psychiatrist would object. For me, sometimes lowering my sedation rather than trying to activate myself more is the right move. I know the opposite is true for others. But then sometimes I can activate myself a bit through means other than medication manipulation, but that works only if the "spark" is right at the right time.