Not All Leaders Are Managers, and Not All Managers Are Leaders: A Relational Perspective on the Emergent Self
In the evolving landscape of leadership and management, a fundamental distinction persists: not all leaders are managers, and not all […]
Relational Theory
The Narcissism Spectrum: How the Emergent Self is Shaped by Society, Relationships, and Systems
In contemporary discussions of personality and identity, narcissism often emerges as a central theme. Social media, shifting cultural values, and
The Hidden Costs of Executive Power Plays: How Corporate Politics Harm Every Level of the Organization
Behind the glossy façade of many corporations lies a world of secrecy, competition, and power struggles—a drama often centered at
The Dignity of Recognition: A Call to Action for the Emergent Self
Dignity is often described as inherent to being human, yet this perspective misses an essential truth: dignity is not something
Dismantling Divides: Embracing Complexity and Connection
Human beings’ tendency to dichotomize—dividing concepts, groups, or ideas into binary opposites—can be analyzed through the lenses of social constructionism,
Understanding Dysfunctional Family Dynamics Through Social Constructionism and Relational Theory
Family dynamics are central to our development and shape how we navigate relationships throughout life. When family systems become dysfunctional,