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Sustenance: Giving Yourself Space For The Things You Love - The Exec Summary
Sustenance Stefan Powell Sustenance Stefan Powell

Sustenance: Giving Yourself Space For The Things You Love - The Exec Summary

“In our busy, fast-paced lives, it’s all too easy to become consumed by the constant demands of work, family, and social obligations. We often forget that making space for ourselves - and for the things that truly matter - is essential for our well-being.

When we talk about creating space, it’s more than just about having room in your diary or your physical space, in which you live or work.

For me, there are five key dimensions of space that are vital to personal fulfilment”.

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Sustenance: Giving Yourself Space For The Things You Love - The Essay
Sustenance Stefan Powell Sustenance Stefan Powell

Sustenance: Giving Yourself Space For The Things You Love - The Essay

“In our busy, fast-paced lives, it’s all too easy to become consumed by the constant demands of work, family, and social obligations. We often forget that making space for ourselves - and for the things that truly matter - is essential for our well-being.

When we talk about creating space, it’s more than just about having room in your diary or your physical space, in which you live or work.

For me, there are five key dimensions of space that are vital to personal fulfilment”.

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Sustenance - How Good People Sustain Themselves…
Sustenance Stefan Powell Sustenance Stefan Powell

Sustenance - How Good People Sustain Themselves…

“My client could not have envisaged how much of difference and how revived they could feel after only re-introducing some of the sustained elements, they needed. All it took was ‘Just’ enough for them to get started, see some results, no matter how small and have someone with them to help them keep leaning in - gently at first”.

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Sustenance - What’s that then?
Sustenance Stefan Powell Sustenance Stefan Powell

Sustenance - What’s that then?

“To understand and be understood is to be free” says Daniel Johnson and in my experience he is free. How do we become understood? We invite questions - from ourselves and others. How do we understand? We honour others by asking them questions too. “

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