How Loaded Are You?

We live in a world that runs on numbers.
How much is your house worth?
What kind of car do you drive?
What’s your net worth?

Money is the most straightforward metric to measure. It’s visible, trackable, and easy to compare. We know how much we make. We know how much someone else makes. And it’s tempting to use those numbers as the scoreboard of our lives.

But what about the things that really matter?

What’s the depth of peace you feel when you lay your head down at night?
How strong is the connection in your relationship?
How present are you with your kids?
How often do you laugh with your friends?
How many people would show up if you needed help?

These things don’t come with a price tag or a leaderboard. They aren’t easy to measure, and they rarely show up in public conversations. But they define the quality of our lives far more than any asset ever will.

If money is the only way we define success, we miss the point.

You’re more than what you earn.
You’re the purpose you live with.
You’re the love of your relationships.
You’re the hug from your child.
You’re the laughter shared with friends and loved ones.
You’re the peace in your heart when the lights go out at night.

So, take stock of your real wealth. Not just what’s in your bank account,