The most important question is “why?”
You can answer what, how, when, or who. Those questions stop somewhere.
Ask why you do something. The answers keep opening new questions.
Most people want the question to end. They look for one magical solution that finally makes everything clear.
If you let the question stay open, the purpose becomes the asking. You keep moving without waiting for a final reason.
There is a cost. People around you usually prefer answers that stay settled. When you keep going past those answers, it creates friction.
Inside yourself the habit of stressing until you find the right answer starts to loosen. You can take breaks without earning them first.
The question stays open. So do you.
Some days that feels like enough. Other days it does not. Both are fine.