There is
inherent good in everyone...very true there definitely is good in each one of
us. Similarly, there is some bad in each one of us too. That is nature and that
is the way we are. The difference however, is how frequently we choose to engage
with these powerful emotions. In most situations, we are in control of the positive
and negative traits. However, on few occasions we tend to get influenced more by
our natural traits; usually the bad in us. There are many reasons why we readily
and easily get lured by this negative trait. Some common reasons that we can relate
to are anger, ego, selfishness, rage etc the list is endless. We also observe
that whenever we engage in these emotions, it is certainly not an enjoyable
experience. We all are aware of the rippling effect of such experiences too.
Having said all that, some of these situations occur spontaneously and some build
up over time. The way we react to situations like these further determines the
outcome. The outcome it is not pleasant at all for all those who are involved.
Here we will understand in depth about the situations that build up over time.
These natural
negative emotions are not that terrible as long as they come out as
uncontrollable outbursts in isolated incidents. However, what is more dangerous
is that when we start rationalizing and justifying our reactions; much after
the actual incident has occurred. This is the first step in feeding the evil in
us.
From here on
each time we think about the incident and seek further justification and favor our decision, we actually have begun to construct a wall between us and
resolution of the problem; with the other person or a group. The process is
expedited should the other person in question also thinks and behaves similarly.
Now there are two strong and high walls standing between you and the other
person in question. At this point these walls are really strong fueled by ego
and we are too blinded to realize it.
These simple
misunderstandings at the beginning multiply, snowball and spell a far greater
catastrophe. This by far is the actual thing that goes on when we are in a
strained relationship; be it professional or personal. It spells a disaster and
destroys relationships sooner than foreseen.
Accidents like
these can be easily avoided by following simple steps from the beginning, such as:
·
Identifying
a potential problem that can escalate early and address it then and there.
·
Open
and positive communication.
·
Mutual
respect and trust.
·
Acknowledging
and appreciating the efforts and discussing it in person.
·
Discussing
each others’ expectations clearly.
This is the
inherent good in us that all of us are capable of. We just need to be sensitive
while addressing the situation. These steps when practiced again and again
develop as a second nature and will help avoid relationships go the disastrous
path. The beautiful relationships which otherwise were meant to last long
lasting sometimes lifelong.
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