Insights for the Life You’re Building.
Sometimes one honest question can change the way you see an entire season. Explore reflections, teaching, and practical tools for a life rooted in faith, built on purpose, and lived with generosity.
These resources are meant to be used—not just collected. Each one offers a question or next step you can apply in real life.
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The Watch and the Wrong Scoreboard
Why did an expensive watch and a professional title seem like arrival—and what happened when the achievement failed to deliver the meaning I expected?
This personal reflection explores ambition, identity, priorities, and the danger of becoming excellent at building the wrong life.
Michael J. Gauthier · 12 min read
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Created for More · June 16, 2026
When Success Creates Concentration
Faith, family, and finance are often treated as separate parts of life, but true stewardship brings them together. This post explores how faith shapes our foundation, family gives purpose to our priorities, and finances become a tool for living with wisdom, generosity, and lasting impact.
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The Watch and the Wrong Scoreboard
There was a season in my life when this watch meant more to me than I wanted to admit. It was a Montblanc TimeWalker Chronograph. Clean. Professional. Beautiful. To me, it looked like success. At the time, it cost around $3,800. It was expensive, but not completely out of reach. I could have bought it, but I decided not to. I made it my reward. If I earned the next title at work, then I would buy the watch. That was the deal I made with myself. Looking back, that decision revealed far more about me than I understood at the time.
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