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How to Maximize the Power of Relationship Leadership

Relationships have the power to expand or shrink the way you think about yourself. In fact, we tend to take on the qualities – for better or worse – of the people closest to us.

Maximize the power of relationship leadership:

#1. Relationships shape your future. Someone said, “Show me your friends and I’ll show you your future.”

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#2. Jim Rohn said, “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” Relationships mold your character.

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#3. Relationships shape perception. A friend by your side makes hills seem less steep.

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#4. Solomon wrote, “If two lie together, they keep warm, but how can one keep warm alone?” Eccl. 4:9 Relationships enable endurance.

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#5. “I want to make my family proud.” (Spoken – in some form – by Olympic gold medalists.) Relationships give meaning to hard work and success.

Great effort requires a great reason.

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How might you better integrate relationship leadership into your daily practice?

Who helped you become a better person? How?

Bonus material:

Task vs. Relationship Leadership Theories (Chron)

Leadership as a Relationship: Why We Matters more than I (ckju)

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