The Multiplication Mindset: Stewarding Time, Talent, and Treasure for Growth
Kingdom business is not about hustle—it’s about multiplication. The Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14–30) shows us that God expects increase, not from frantic striving, but from faithful stewardship.
Notice this: the servants weren’t given equal amounts, but they were given according to their ability. The two who stewarded faithfully received the same reward: “Well done, good and faithful servant.” It wasn’t about how much they had; it was about how they managed it.
For entrepreneurs, stewardship means:
Time: Guarding your calendar so it reflects Kingdom priorities, not just urgent demands.
Talent: Using your unique gifts (teaching, coaching, creating) instead of copying what others are doing.
Treasure: Honoring God with your finances—tithing, saving, and reinvesting into your assignment.
When you shift from hustle to stewardship, you move from depletion to multiplication. Hustle drains; stewardship sustains.
Don’t bury your “talent” out of fear of failing. Invest it in faith, and watch God multiply.
Coach Deidre Proctor
The Purposeful Alignment Method™
