I am going to be attending and facilitating a programme called, God, Money and Me.

It looks into the intricate relationship we have with our lives, our wealth and ourselves. I love to read into the connection between each other as it tells us a history of ourselves and how we can live our life moving forward.

As I started reading some of the materials, it reminds me strongly that all that I have is not owned by me, but by the one who made me. I am only a steward temporarily for this period.

When we are a steward, wealth does not belong to us, but we become responsible for what we are tasked with at that time.

For example, if we drive a car that belongs to a mentor, we tend to be much more responsible to ensure we return the car clean, and we drive it very carefully etc.

So when it comes to wealth management, when we are stewards to take care of it for others, we learn to be more careful and yet wise around it, to ensure that it will live beyond the current means and allow it to last longer as well.

It takes a different shift in mindset about ownership and responsibility and stewardship.

Does it make help shift some perspectives?