Thursday 14 February 2019

HOW WE MESS UP RELATIONSHIPS!


HOW WE MESS UP RELATIONSHIPS!

When one enters into a relationship, the only intent is Happiness.

While courting, the best of behaviors are displayed and the imperfections of the partner are overlooked. What happens when commitment creeps in? When two individuals decide to sign the dotted line or when they start living in together?-
Can you hear yourself saying? -That's a complete different story in itself !!!!

The worst behaviors gets the maximum mileage,
The bitter experiences are replayed over and over again…
More of STRESS than HAPPINESS.

So what went wrong and where?

I am going to touch upon one of the aspect amongst others, that leads to such situations and that’s-
YOUR PROFESSION.
Yes you heard me correct- Your profession!

We spend more than half our lifetime at workplace and the behaviours that are needed to be exhibited there are unconsciously carried onto our hearth and home.

For instance, having learnt psychology, my job of analyzing behaviours sometimes leads to "overanalysing" and 'information overload' for others. I am not empathetic enough to understand that everyone at home haven't been conditioned the way I am. Keeping my trap shut at times, really helps! lol! Description: https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/t4c/1/16/1f642.png:-)😄
Look back into your profession and am sure you will get some enlightenment as I did!

At workplace, "professional" behaviours are needed and appreciated however when we carry it back home, it won’t work as HOME needs a different set of behavior altogether.

Generally at work, display of emotions is discouraged as managers think that it eats away the actual work time. Hence, an individual is left with no choice but to dig their heads into the computer and ‘pretend’ to be working.

A true manager who values both - relationships and task will be able to identify such behavioral anomalies and provide corrective action.

Imagine a work culture where humans are treated as “humans” and their emotions are channelized in the right direction!
People leave the organization not because of work pressures or stress,
They leave because how they “feel” about their work and the workplace!

Create a loving organization culture. It costs nothing BUT benefits are priceless!

You are infact, creating a legacy! And btw, you have very very little competition in this space Description: https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/emoji.php/v9/t4c/1/16/1f642.png:-)

Do not confuse “Loving” with “Indiscipline”- Continue doing what you do, but add a little bit of your heart into it!- AND you will end up carrying the same culture back home!

Sulochana Amin
Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Visiting Faculty B Schools-HR

6 comments:

  1. Point to ponder. Though I feel I am already partially implementing it.

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  2. Nice insights.... Can you focus a slightly more on relationship part at home... Some pointers which will help work - personal relationship management

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  3. Indeed Dr.Artz. Based on your designation and profession am sure you have a lot of people massaging your ego. It must be a very good feeling and there is nothing wrong in it. Issues start when we start expecting the same ego massage at home from our loved ones. Also, the authority that is acceptable at work might not necessarily go down well with your loved ones.
    These are just a few examples . The best way is to have an integration between behaviour at work and home in such a way that you create a culture of mutual trust and respect whatever be the designation of the person AND ... thats what qill get carried back home.
    Let me know if this resonates with you, else we could surely discuss 🙂🙂🙂

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