What does your life experience tell you?
Some claim, that it is impossible.
You can work hard to have a lot of money, but your love and health might suffer.
You can have love, but to keep it and take care of it, you need to spend time, which might be spent on work.
You can have health, but try to start work hard for money, and your health and love might deteriorate.
As I see it: start with "be" (love), go to "do" (health), and close it all with "to have": exchange money and materialism ("wealth") for the true wealth (good true values and living by them).
What your personal wealth might be? The best answer might come from your deep, digging questions to answers to previous questions. The core answer will come.
My perception of wealth is of everything except money and things coming from money.
Heavy?
Maybe.
Do you know the passage from one of the most popular books around the world?: ..."you may serve only one master...".
If only one, and the right one, it might be a one leading to good life, but who knows...
A young boy comes to his grandfather asking:
" - Grandpa, I have this two different feelings inside me. Once the one is stronger, another time, the other.
" - Yes, my grandson. It is the same with all of us. One of the feelings is love, another is fear.These feelings inside you are like wolfs, they will always fight.
" - Grandpa, but which one will eventually win?
" - The one you feed the most.
The subject of happiness, love, fear, contentment, health and well-being are very difficult.
I read few books on these subjects, and more I know, the bigger the following thought comes up: I know, that I don't know anything.
Do you know a lot, do you know almost everything and are you positive, that all of it is truth, or are you getting closer to being as Socrates?
Thank you for reading :)
Peter 
A little bonus to the post (my original photos, which I made few days ago using my Nikon Coolpix)
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