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Los 7 problemas crónicos de las organizaciones

por Raquel Vélez

Stephen Covey clasificó en siete bloques lo que para él eran las dolencias más comunes y paralizantes de cualquier empresa. Esta catalogación forma un cuerpo importante dentro de su libro El liderazgo centrado en principios, una obra imprescindible que nos recuerda que el aprendizaje permanente es lo único capaz de fortalecer las relaciones humanas en cualquier ámbito.

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One of my key lessons in every relationship is the necessity for a common view of the future. At the beginning of my relationships, I always thought that as long as there is love everything will be alright and we would stay on track with each other. Nevertheless, as time went by, I began to see that misunderstanding and hostility could arise when someone had different expectations or undisclosed objectives. This shared vision is not just mere idle dreaming – it is making sensible plans for the future that follow a course both parties will eagerly take.

Not only did I feel brave enough to share my insights on aligning goals in relationships, but also did it become clear to me how much positive transformation took place within our unity when I finally mustered the courage and started discussing openly about our future with my lover. Some of the things we discussed included our preferred residential areas, career objectives, financial strategies and even the most appropriate schedules for us to be together. This article focuses on how you can create and improve a close relationship that will be able to withstand various challenges with passing time.

Churches and Schools Share One Common Vision

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My ministry has only known churches with a Christian Day School. My ministry has also only known churches and schools operating when I arrived either with opposite ministry goals or with adversarial relationships between church and school.

It was heartbreaking to walk into churches and see a situation where the pastor not only did not pour his…

Going Beyond Your Comfort Zone

Some people might ask, “Why would I want to go beyond my comfort zone?” Isn’t comfort the destination? Or at least it makes the journey better. Isn’t comfort part of happiness, and isn’t happiness the purpose of life?

It seems that we have a natural desire to seek comfort. No one wants to make themselves miserable. We don’t go out seeking scratchy ill-fitting clothes, or shoes that are too small.…