Enough becomes possible when comparison stops constantly moving the finish line.

Comparison does not have a fixed reference point, which is why measuring against others can never resolve. Every time you approach one line, a new one becomes visible, and the sense of insufficiency renews itself indefinitely. Enough only becomes reachable once the finish line stops being set by whoever you happen to be looking at.

Notice who you are measuring against and whether you chose them. Try defining what would be enough in terms of your own life alone, in specific numbers or conditions. Then see how close you already are.