The Importance Of Relationships In Nursing

Establishing relationships with others are vital not only in one’s personal life, but equally important to establish in their professional life. Background, self-concept and self-esteem, self-awareness and self-disclosure, attitudes and values, and motivation are individual characteristics that determine how successful these relationships become. The topic of this paper will focus primarily on that of attitudes, values, and motivation (AVM). A more in depth explanation and examination will show why and how this topic impacts the building of relationships. Finally, the success of personal and professional lives depend upon an attitude to better understand the values of others, and the motivation to adapt, change, and respect the differences

111). Description of these two forces and how they relate to my professional as a nurse will clearly explain the two. The hygienes of my nursing provide job security, a reliable income, great health benefits, a good retirement plan, and a working environment that promotes interpersonal relationships with co-workers to provide safe and quality care to our patients. These factors can cause dissatisfaction when not fulfilled and rarely creates satisfaction when fulfilled (Babic, Kordic, & Babic, 2014, p. 46). The nursing profession motivates an individual to seize the many opportunities to grow, and develop their skills to provide optimal care for people at low periods of their life. Intrinsic factors are found within the profession and within each nurse to provide feelings of worth, accomplishment, and being part of a profession that is needed, meaningful and interesting (Lamberton & Minor, 2014, p.

Values and attitude propel a person to reach their full potential. Motivation from within and directed by others have helped me in my desire to grow professionally. Losing my job and going through a difficult divorce caused havoc in my life. My life was a total mess at this point in my life. I wanted happiness and financial stability. This devastating situation left me with no desire or motivation to achieve this status. After some time, my attitude and motivation changed and I decided to push forward and create a better and more satisfying life. Providing for my daughter and her well-being motivated me to move forward and grow professionally. I went to nursing school at the age of 44, became a registered nurse, and I am currently pursuing my bachelors degree in nursing (BSN). This journey has not been an easy one and has required the support and belief of others for me to continue on this path. My unit director and fellow co-workers have been instrumental in motivating me to succeed in this endeavor. Acquiring my BSN will motivate me to explore different opportunities in this profession. I would never have travelled this pathway without the support, inspiration, and motivation of others in my