Practice What You Preach
Practice what you preach will always be a winner.
Because you are always delivering customer expectations without fail.
A win-win with success in the business world.
However, I am writing this blog to deliver on a different theme altogether which is about charity.
This is simply thinking of a special group that sacrifices so much, finishes their service, and is then known as veterans.
Practice what you preach, was writing a book that will help jobseekers including veterans
As a published author, I wrote my second ebook in September 2023 and paperback in June 2024 titled:
In this book, I dedicated a specific chapter concerning veterans’ employment - it was very much needed.
I shone a light on a specific demographic that has given so much.
Yet, when they leave that service life behind and return to “civvy street” it is a rude awakening!
A more practical approach is to somehow facilitate better communication in a special place.
Practice what you preach, in sponsoring a unique charity event for veterans
That is why Renford Marsden FLPI Creator of THE TRAINER EXPLAINER®
owned by Wordsmith & Paper Limited is the corporate brand sponsor for this:
Veterans Event | Promoting The Armed Forces Covenant | 1 July 2024
Promoting The Armed Forces Covenant and most importantly this event's partner,
is a cherished respected veterans charity founded in 1919:
Royal British Legion Industries (RBLI) is based in Aylesford, Kent, England.
This charity provides many recognised successful deliverables to help veterans and one in particular needs a special mention:
RBLI LIFEWORKS has an amazing dedicated veteran helping veterans.
With, teams working very hard to help veterans back into meaningful employment.
Conclusion
I believe in corporate social responsibility (CSR).
Supporting an amazing veterans charity mentioned in this blog is the least I can do in a small way.
Therefore, practice what you preach has to be demonstrated in many practical ways in the business world.
If you are a veteran reading this, all I can say is: "Thank You for Your Service"
Trying is better than not trying. I hope you agree!
About this author:
is a learning and development professional and creative.
Always, pushing boundaries and stereotypes to show that he is clearly
NOT “pale, male and stale.” for the 50-plus age group.