Perhaps the answer is in degrees of rewards, i.e. that some will have crowns and others will be heavenly paupers.
An Assembly of God Pastor—brother of my Dad married to my mother’s sister had a son . . . who was essentially a life-long alcoholic. Uncle said that my double cousin would make Heaven but he wouldn’t have anything to spend when he got there. He evidently did exactly that. He actually reported seeing the angles who came to get him in the hospital room.
Certainly visitors to Heaven report ranks of reward and status. Such is throughout Scripture. Yet, in Heaven, no one is jealous. There is an utter fittingness to it all—which is not only accepted but delighted in as it is.