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Relationship-Centered
Relationship-centered describes a person
whose relationships with others are integral to their life.
However, one cannot be such a person without being a strong
individual.
One of the great mysteries of life is that
it takes a strength, self-knowledge, and integrity to be a person
who can enter well into and nurture relationships. This
assumes that one has the room (psychologically, spiritually) within
themselves for the other. This takes integrity and humility.
Relationship-centered leaders recognize that
organizations do not achieve outcomes, but that people do.
They do it by building relationships – one person at a
time. They see the individual and understand that the organization
is a community of relationships.
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Nancy Steiger
Whatcom Region CEO
"I
have always felt that relationships are the way to get things done.
It’s the people, not the organization, that achieve outcomes, and
it’s working with and through people that you achieve great
things.
I’ve
never really seen a way to accomplish great things without first
building good relationships and good teams."
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more about Relationship-Centered from Nancy Steiger
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