Integrative Framework

Lastly, I want to address how I believe the Holy Spirit is working in my life. Certainly, I recognize sin affects our personality traits, yet with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, I understand who I am as an individual and how sinful tendencies influence me, which in turn, are the same personality traits given to me by God (Fischer, 2006). In my earthly life I will be conflicted with overcoming my sinful nature and do as God desires. It is difficult for me to inquire for assistance or speak openly with someone else as I feel vulnerable and exposed. Dealing with conflict is one of my greatest weaknesses. In my opinion, even though I will address a situation quickly to return to a peaceful state I never feel as though I handle the situation
First, I must understand myself to allow God to use my talents and weaknesses (inputs) to create a better organization (process) for my coworkers and the community we serve (outcomes). We are designed to interact and engage one another, thus by putting effort into the understanding of how individual personality traits play a role in organizational behavior we will create a more positive outcome within our
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