As soon as someone does something well, accomplishes something, or excels at something, the atmosphere effectiveley 'kicks them in the gut' to bring them down.
Being a JW assures a lifetime of treadmill walking with a carrot dangling in front of you.
You are never allowed to be "ok" where you are.
If you hit a milestone (studying, enrolling in school, pioneering, etc.), someone is there to usher, help, guilt you into, shepherd, and encourage taking the next step.
I can still hear the haunting echoes of assemblies past, "Are you reaching out, Brothers? Or have you become complacent? Is your service to Jehovah whole-souled?"
Their math is always A=B: (A) if you're not reaching out to the next level of service, then (b) somehow you are deficient.
If you are (A) pursuing education for a better job, then (b) you are materialistic.
The JW culture fosters an atmosphere of never-enough, guilt, and perfectionsim.
Phae