The 9 Forms of Wealth

I know a guy who makes $800,000 a year and can't take a Tuesday afternoon off to watch his kid's game.
I know a guy who can deadlift 500 pounds and his doctor told him he's heading for a heart attack before 50.
I know a guy with 10,000 followers who can't name a single person he'd call at 2 AM if his life fell apart.
They're all wealthy by the only scorecard anyone taught them to use. And they're all broke in the ways that actually matter.

We've been measuring wealth wrong. One number. One bucket. One scoreboard - and we've been pouring everything we have into it while the rest of our lives quietly fall apart.
There are nine forms of wealth. Strength. Vitality. Freedom. Connection. Love at home. Integrity. Peace. Wisdom. And yes - money. You need all nine. Most people are chasing one and wondering why success feels hollow when they catch it.
Gregory Vetter spent twenty years chasing the financial number. He built a company valued at over $300 million. He also ignored his health, ran on fumes, and nearly lost everything that actually mattered in the process. This book is what he learned after the scoreboard broke - and what he rebuilt when he finally started keeping the right score.
This isn't a framework. It's a mirror. And what you see in it might make you uncomfortable. Good. That's where the wealth is.