Amount You still want to achieve > amount left it's still feasible to achieve > amount people note what You've achieved. It's super-unsustainable to achieve on repeat. Enjoy the progress while it lasts!
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Einstein once said, "Everyone's stationary from Their own perspective, hence progress is an illusion seen only from external observers.". Okay, He didn't, that was Dr J, but He would have liked to ;)
A life of progress is walking up a down escalator; A static life is picnicking on a travelator. Horses for courses.
Climb highest and everything You look down at feels low. Today's amazing is tomorrow's simplistic, so will You ever escape the simple life? [And another thought].
And if it sounds like Dr J just pushing the idea He can solve anything He puts His mind to, think instead: While AIs are taking all the formulaic jobs I should get trained up to be a technical problem solver who has the widest pool of potential problems to solve.
Those asking about serendipitous advancements should note, You will have asked things like, what software to play with, what hours to spend on each method, etc. It's not just chucking a dart in a board of options, usually.
The "Solve what?" question may itself fragment upon closer analysis: What are all My current available problems to solve? What is the best option(s) under present, near future, and deep future cost-benefit analysis? What fun it is to define questions for Sam Altman, Meta, Elon Musk, etc
If You permit an acceptable metaphor: One looks at which road to begin upon before stepping down it.
So, it stands: Solve what? supersedes engaging in philosophy like why? or practical problem solving like why this not that?
"Why solve any given problem?" is at least a defined question to tackle. "Why solve this problem?" is part of the process of deciding whether or not to solve what You're discussing.