At the beginning of my career, 30 years ago, I was making $100k+ a year, with a lot of my living expenses covered by my company, and working overseas, so with foreign earned income exclusion, my federal income taxes were basically zero and I was from WA (a no income tax state). I don't know the exact inflation math but that was probably equivalent to making $300k today.
Life was very easy. I could pretty much do everything I wanted, but it is wise to live cheap and invest. If you really want to see your wealth skyrocket and continue to be able to live just as easy when you have a wife and kids, you need to put money away now. Treat yourself occasionally to stay motivated, but keep your life small.
Having the power to be able to do or buy whatever you want is more important than actually doing it. At work we call it "saving up for the middle finger". Having a middle finger in your bank account makes it much easier to go to work and put up with the BS, because you know you can walk out whenever you feel like it.
I've worked with a full range of people, some who had $10M+ in the bank and bring an old water bottle to work to refill from the tap, and some who have negative net worth and massive debts because every year they bought the newest TV and traded their car in. You are in a position to live very easy through your life so make the most of it. I recommend finding the sweet spot where you end up like the guys I work with who have $8M in the bank and took their families on nice vacations fairly often and drove a sensible but still fairly nice car, and put their kids through private school without struggling.