This pretty much sums up leadership for me. A boss gives orders. A leader builds people. The strongest businesses I’ve seen aren’t built on control or authority, they’re built on trust, growth, and support. If people only work for you, you’ll always be pushing. When people grow with you, momentum takes care of itself. Whether it’s property, business, or life in general… Don’t aim to manage people. Aim to lead them. Curious, what’s the best leadership lesson you’ve learned so far?

Following the first 2 SA properties, there has been a lot to absorb and work with team members so we have a good handle on systems. My goal has always been to have good grounding to then scale 🎯

Tuned into a very interesting session on Wednesday with Jay Staniforth regarding mindset, relevant to a psychological, cognative perspective. Jay Staniforth, as a trained Phsycologist grabbed my attention with the following take away areas in the business world: 1. Adjust your mind set to remain emotionally resilient through changing or volatile scenarios. 2. Understand what stress is telling you, with an ability to react intelligently. 3. Fight or flight is not a bad thing in short term periods of stress but not a long term position you want to be in! I have found myself in fight or flight mode following a severe brain injury in 2023 but as an engineer, I struggled with many unknowns or uncertainties along that journey. Any psychological support with technical understanding I think could help many people's journey to be the best you can in a logical way👍🎯

Great day on Saturday picking up the keys for 2 appartments in Stanhope with a great opportunity to meet the landlord. Was really beneficial to hear his property journey through his well established family business. Great to share some of our company values and vision. I was touched by his offer of support to help our journey, real positive day🎯

Most people think success “just happens” to others. They look at successful investors, entrepreneurs, and business owners and say things like: “They were lucky.” “They had connections.” “They started at the right time.” Let me tell you something straight… that’s complete nonsense. Success has nothing to do with luck and everything to do with choice. It’s about deciding to take action when others make excuses. It’s about showing up when no one’s watching. It’s about saying “yes” to opportunities even when you don’t feel ready. I wasn’t “lucky” when I built my first multi-million-pound portfolio. I was broke, scared, and had no clue what I was doing… But I made a decision... to go all in, learn the game, and never quit. 👉 Action creates confidence. 👉 Confidence creates results. 👉 Results create momentum. So, here’s my challenge to you this week: What’s ONE action you’re taking to move closer to your goals? It doesn’t have to be huge.. maybe it’s booking that viewing, making that investor call, or showing up to the next webinar. Drop it in the comments 👇