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Relationship Out of Synch? 2 Secrets to Get Back on the Same Page

 

All of us have an occasional bad day. However, there are two fundamental reasons a relationship [business or personal] gets chronically out of synch.

The first is Vision and the second is Values.

A real life example...

Anne and Jason work together. For a time the partnership seems to be a match made in heaven. Jason is out developing new prospects while Anne uses her skills to compile powerful proposals that Jason closes almost every time. Their production has soared over the past six months, but Anne is unhappy!

What happened?...

Anne is feeling more and more like an assistant instead of a partner. After some probing Jason admits that he prefers working solo with a dynamite assistant [how he increasingly views Anne] to support him.

The long and the short of it is, Anne and Jason's Vision & Values are not in synch - if only they'd known this earlier!

To be a little more specific...

Vision includes hopes, dreams and long-term objectives [again, this applies to business and personal relationships equally.] We all have a vision even if at a very covert, unspoken level.

Values includes basic principles, norms, standards and ethics an individual lives by, both consciously and unconsciously.

To be in synch a partnership must have...

1. A common, well defined vision [long-term goals] that guides monthly, weekly, and daily planning and activities.

2. A compatible set of values [ethics, standards and principles] that all on the team live by day by day, week in and week out.

It is absolutely critical... to identify where you and your partner stand with regards to both your vision and your values to assure a solid, productive and fun business or life partnership. This is the number one cause it seems for partnership failure.

CHALLENGE...

- Sit down this week and review your personal goals and standards

- Call a meeting with your partner to address your partnership's goals and standards.

Remember, Life is short figure it out and enjoy!

Author: Margrit Harris
 
Author Bio:

Margrit Harris

Your Relationship Expert with StrataTeam, Inc. Author of HELLO MARGRIT [free online relationship advice], the ebook "Can [I Make] My Partner Change?" and other stuff to provide Helpful Answers to Tough Questions for Life and Business Relationships. Former Relationship Consultant for First Union Securities, Morgan Stanley and others as well as small business executives. Catalyst for change for many a relationship during her sojourn as a marriage, family, group and personal therapist. Interviewed on radio and TV. Currently serving as a church volunteer to teach relationship and leadership skills to people in the Philippines while also providing relationship advice online.

 
 
 

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