it do be like that sometimes

I have observed this( at least with my self) that whatever goals you set for your self ( X salary, Y net worth etc etc.) once you're there it becomes ordinary extremely fast and it starts feeling normal again and on you go towards the next milestone. I was wondering when does this end? Do any of you have reached a point where you don't have the lust for more? You're happy with what you have? Did you do something actively to make that mindset? Or were you a "satisfied with what you have" kind of a person all your life?

I know most of us don't have a choice as we need to earn to make our livelihood, but what keeps you going day in and day out? Or do you just wait for the weekends. I think very few people get to do what they love doing. So how do you get through the week ? What do you tell yourself ?

Not sure if this is true to its core, life depends on the people you spend time with,even if it is just few hours in a whole month. Thanks to the digital obsession and less socializing. But I always end up realising that I end up with the wrong people or surroundings. It just doesn't align at all and even though I give my best to get what I want so that I feel confident from inside on everyday basis,it fckin doesn't just happen. Guys let's be blunt on these,where have you ended up even though other things in life are well equipped.

As a product manager, I sometimes get swayed by the different requirements that other stakeholders provide though it doesn't seem correct in a macroscopic picture. I feel this can be avoided by having an individualistic approach to the problem statement so that I have complete conviction on the problem to be solved. How should one approach this?

You overthink because your mind moves million miles a min.