Don’t take it all on. You can’t afford to.

I recently reflected on the fact that if I donated money to every worthy cause that needs it, not only would I be flat broke but I’d also be in mountains of debt.

This financial analogy extends to the self as well.

Giving headspace, attention and care to every instance of suffering and injustice that pops up on a social feed or on the news may damage you mentally, emotionally, spiritually and perhaps even physically (they’re all connected).

You simply can’t afford to take on everything yourself.

Find a better way through the principle of stewardship.

Tom EnglishSeptember 12, 2021stewardship, responsibility, care, service, sustainability, selfleadership, contribution, 3Stewardships, wellbeing, mental health, wellnessComment

Winning through Stewardship.

This time last year, I distinctly remember taking a long hard look at my sales strategy spreadsheet wondering who would buy in the midst of such disruption and uncertainty.

Now I’m reflecting on a year in which I exceeded my sales target by, perhaps, a record margin.

That is no accident.

If this reads like a sales brag in any way then I haven’t been clear enough.

My intention is to communicate a principle, stewardship, that is central to sustainable success.

I call it a key that will never rust.

And it applies to any job role and any industry.

Stewardship really is for sustainable success.

Tom EnglishApril 4, 2021stewardship, success, sustainability, care, service, 3 StewardshipsComment