The reality of loving work is essential in the success of the organization. How does love translate itself in to an organizational agenda? Let us see. . .
Love
does not necessarily mean romance. Love is a concept so strong it could make or
break an individual. For most of us, love is a universal thing. A friend of
mine believes in the power of love with regard to affecting people. She is not
married but she lives her life with too much compassion towards life in general
that when you get close to her, you would feel the strength of love emanating
from her. It feels weird, yes, but it also feels great to be surrounded with
and by love.
Love
in the work place appertains to one’s compassion towards work, the work force
and work place. In other words, love driven leadership does not only affect
leaders but all of those in the organization. The power of love – its capacity
to transform others and affect lives one individual at a time.
Love
is the lens through which an individual is able to see the world around him or
her. Thus, love allows one to see the world in another dimension – see things
differently now. Appreciate everything; not only looking at the big picture but
its details too.
Love
is but a powerful tool – a driving tool in lieu of life and work. Enabling
others to feel your passion and love is one thing but enabling others to see
and feel them and at the same time, see and feel such intensity from them is
another. As Sir Jamie Oliver, one of my personal mentor, told me, one’s passion
towards work, co-workers and life in general makes everything easier.
Despite
the influence, the motivation and the compassion brought about by love to
oneself and to others, what is deemed important is the presence of growth – of oneself
and of others as well.
Growth
is but a quintessential part of developing one’s character. Deal with growth
and experience it illuminate from within and spread to others. Lead the self
towards greatness and everything else would follow. People in the workplace would be able to see and feel the
difference and eventually embrace change that you bought in.
Learn
to adopt to change and to your surroundings. Free your mind of preconceived
notions and detach yourself from past experiences. Clinch on your present and
future.
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