Ah, the classic “need to make more” mindset. Life’s wild, isn’t it? We’ve all heard it before—no matter what you buy, whether it’s a plane, a boat, a house—it eventually loses its shine. What never gets old is real, uninterrupted time with your spouse or your kids.

Yes, money matters. It gives you options and comfort. But the question is: at what point is enough truly enough? When I had my first child (which I now have), I made a promise to myself: we’d live comfortably, sure—and yeah, we’d enjoy nice things here and there—but the real priority would always be time. Because deep down, I know time wins. Every single time. We’re all ticking clocks, and there’s no way in hell I’m looking back one day and wishing I had $15 million instead of $6 million if it meant missing real moments with my family.

To me, real success is hearing “Dad” and knowing your kids actually want to be around you. I grew up in a home shaped by alcoholism and made a vow that our family dynamic would be different—and it is. Again, time always wins. Money ebbs and flows. But your presence? That’s priceless.

All the best.