Not everyone asks themselves questions.
Such as: OK, I've accomplished this, I've earned that, NOW WHAT? 
Or, going a layer deeper: SO WHAT?

In fact, people use fascinating strategies to prevent these questions from popping out in their head. And one of the most effective question-prevention strategy is keeping busy. ​​
Why? It's simple: Busy people don't have time to ask questions. 

Don't get me wrong, there's nothing inherently bad with being busy. After all, busyness-to-exhaustion seems to be rewarded and valued by most employers, employees, and business.

​However, if you are not a person who pretends to be too busy to avoid questions, well, then you are ready to make a leap toward a new developmental level.