Power of taking responsibility...!

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We often blame others or situations for the good and bad things that happen in our lives. That doesn't solve problems, but we definitely get into the habit of blame. And unresolved questions make the situation worse.

But if we take responsibility for everything that happens to us, our focus will be on ourselves and the problem that lies ahead of us. And instead of blaming, we apply our effort to solve the problem.

Whether it is failing the exam or fail to the interview. If I take the responsibility of failing, will it not be easy for me to find my reasons for failing and work on them and pass the next exam? Taking responsibility makes it easier to introspect within onself. And it is easily possible for us to solve our problems.

If we can find out where and how we are responsible for the incident, we can take our thoughts in that direction, in terms of solving problems, and when our thoughts change, the emotion swells and we begin to express our actions properly.

At the same time, what thoughts or perceptions of me are motivating me to blame others? Do I really have any advantage in it when I don't take responsibility? Think about this.

You are responsible for everything because you always have the right to choose...  

Photo by Landon Arnold on Unsplash

Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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