Steve Jobs built one of the most valuable companies in history, amassed unimaginable wealth, and changed the world with his vision. Yet in his final months, battling pancreatic cancer, he reportedly reflected on how little joy work alone brought him—how praise and riches faded to insignificance against the reality of death. You can hire someone to drive your car or make money for you… but no one can carry your illness. Material things can be replaced. Life cannot. As we age, the $300 watch and $30 watch both tell the same time. The $150,000 car and $30,000 car take the same roads. A 300 sqm home or 3,000 sqm home can feel just as lonely. True happiness? It comes from love—for family, spouse, friends. From treating yourself and others well. From companions who laugh, talk, and share life with you. Jobs' story reminds us: Don’t wait until the curtain falls to realize what matters most.