Some questions improve your life even when they never receive final answers.

Some questions are not problems to be solved but instruments for looking. Asking what you owe people, or what you would regret, or what you are actually for, changes how you see a week regardless of whether an answer ever arrives. The value is in the orientation rather than the conclusion.

Keep one such question open rather than trying to close it. Return to it a few times a year. What changes is not the answer but what you notice while carrying it.