Is the point of life to wake up, do some work, collect a paycheck, and return to bed?
It's unfortunate to say, but that's the reality for a lot of people...
Perhaps someone has mastered all the skills associated with being resilient; those associated with mental fortitude, physical vitality, and social aptitude.
    They will still likely find themselves lost, frustrated, and regretful with little tangible explanation.
    This feeling of emptiness comes from not having--or putting words to-- a central purpose defining their life; the WHY behind what they choose to do. 
Spiritual resilience, and ultimately, Spiritual VIGOR help us face the adversities of doubt, uncertainty, fear, and rejection (among many other things, I'm sure).
    When we understand how to define, or at least align, with our purpose, it allows us to find true meaning and satisfaction in the activities and defining knowledge associated with it-- whether it's of a religious nature or not. 
We should expect though, that any purpose we align with will be tested, tried, and strained. But if it truly guides us, and the principles associated with our purpose hold true in spite of the pressures we face, we will come to grow in our purpose as a result-- reinvigorated by what is possible, so long as we hold true. 

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