Or a number of homes in a variety of locations (for example, a nice house out on The Point in Laie)

Or the ability to live a very comfortable life while setting your children up to be generationally wealthy.

Or, if you think that generational wealth would send someone out of the Church and straight to hell (as the Brigham Young quote shared above seems to insinuate), how about the lifestyle difference that would come from donating a significant amount of that money? Would you wake up feeling better if you could hook up your relatives and friends in Polynesia? Would it make a lifestyle difference for you if you could afford to become a major philanthropist (perhaps by building a hospital wing or a new BYU building)?

It's frankly silly to act as if x amount of money is enough and 2x or 3x would be immaterial.