The wealth is there. The time isn't. That wasn't the plan.
At a certain level of wealth, the complexity manages you.
A home becomes three homes. A car becomes a fleet. A portfolio of entities, properties, and philanthropic initiatives becomes something nobody fully owns anymore.
The right advisors are in place. Investments, insurance, and estate planning are covered. But everything else runs on your attention, your memory, and your willingness to be the backstop for decisions that shouldn't require you.
Wealth was supposed to create freedom. Instead it created another job.