Relationships, especially marriages, require
time and true commitment for it to thrive and for those involved to become
fulfilled and get the best of it. This is akin to the commitment we show to our
jobs or career.
And one of the ways to stay committed to your
relationship is to fend off little, or perhaps seemingly insignificant but
dangerous intrusions especially at the workplace.
The
workplace is a potential setting for flirtatious advances from the opposite sex
since colleagues tend to see themselves more often, perhaps than one’s partner,
and amorous feelings could develop secretly in the heart of an admirer.
This is why a lot of
organizations indeed prohibit office romance solely because it has the
potential of putting their staff off balance. Perhaps this is why many such
relationships are kept secret too.
But as a person who is committed
to keeping your marriage safe, you must essentially guide against anything that
would unnecessarily expose you to temptation or cause trouble for you and your
partner.
You may be striving to build a wonderful career;
but you may not know the true intent of the next fellow in your team. Some may
not be truly interested in their job, and are merely marking time.
For some, the sole ambition is to get enough
eating and drinking money to get along. For such people, the stakes are fairly
low and would do anything to make their stay at that office worth the while.
Don’t let anybody use you as an extra bonus! Don’t be the reason why that
fellow’s job, whether full time or part time, becomes more interesting.
It does not make sense if you are a great manager at work
yet you can’t manage your relationship. Or don’t you think it is a waste of
talent if you head a human resource department in a big organization yet you
can’t keep your relationship at home on track?
Simple precautions would help
keep you away from compromising situations that may potentially damage your
relationship.
Remember that it is not just
having a wonderful job that brings fulfillment. If your relationship is in
turmoil, you would not have the heart or peace to enjoy the success or proceeds
of your labour.
Having a great career and a wonderful
relationship is perhaps one of the greatest dreams of many young people. But
whilst working or having a career is essential in building ourselves and in
providing the basic necessities of life for our families and loved ones, your
work could be a potential threat to your relationship if the dynamics are not
properly managed.
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