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In this Field Note episode of the Canyon Pathways podcast, I reflect on the complex and often misunderstood idea of wealth. At midlife, many of us are asking deeper questions about what it means to be secure, successful, and significant. But what if true wealth has less to do with accumulation and more to do with access?

Through the lens of sonship, we explore how wealth shows up not only in financial resources, but in relationships, health, peace, and a sense of belonging. Servants strive to earn; sons inherit. This episode invites you to reconsider the metrics you use to measure your well-being—and to receive the inheritance of relational and spiritual abundance available to you as a son of the Father.

Key Takeaways:

• Wealth is not just financial—it’s relational, emotional, and spiritual.
• Access is a clearer indicator of wealth than accumulation.
• Community and connection are central to well-being.
• Comparison robs us of the peace that wealth can bring.
• Inheritance, not hustle, defines the wealth of a son.
• Financial security is meaningful, but not the whole story.
• Midlife leadership often surfaces questions about legacy and meaning.

Reflection Questions: https://canyonpathwayspodcast.com/wealth

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