Most people would say they know what matters to them. Ask them to describe a typical Tuesday, and a different picture emerges. Here's a framework for closing the gap.

Most people worry about running out of money. Fewer worry about running out of time. Fewer still think about running out of health. There's a window when all three align.

Most people know what they're retiring from. Few know what they're retiring to. Work gave you more than a paycheck — and retirement takes all of it unless you plan for what comes next.

Money solves survival. It doesn't solve thriving. Once your basic needs are met, more money only helps if you know what it's actually for.