TAKING RESPONSIBILITY One of the surest winning ATTITUDE, is the ability to take responsibility. If we all can practice this attitude, the world will be a better place and we will have a good life. Look at this: A leader of a Nation is not doing well, he said, he inherited the problem from those who passed the baton to him. The wife is not submissive, she said, is because the man is irresponsible. The husband did not take responsibility over the children, he said, is because he want to use the children to punish his wife. A student failed, he said, he was given F9, but if its a good grade, he earns it... For anyone who desire to be a success in life, you must learn to take responsibly. While in school; I had to retake one boring calculation course, taught by a funny lecturer. I was down, I cried, I requested for my script...then it was clear I didnt write what she want, so I managed to score that 43. Hence, I told myself, look, you need to have interest and pass since is a cognate course, and 3 units for that matter. Once that sinks, the rest is a history, because I eventually got 84, on second attempt. If I didnt look into what was wrong, I would have missed it again. People keep doing same thing in business, relationship, marriage... due to the fact that, they refuse to take responsibility and use the right approach. No wonder, they spend years looking for one subject in WAEC, all their cars have same problem, they divorce three times within a year... What is really wrong? ask, think and adjust, you can always change if you want to. What am I saying? Taking responsibility is a success booster. Yes, challenges might be there, problems and situation may persist. But when you learn to take responsibility; when you dont shift blame - on God, spouse, in-laws, step mum.., you will be able to think right and then do the right thing, to have the right result. Remember, when you shift blames, it changes nothing, and you may keep repeating history.
Posted on: Sun, 02 Feb 2014 15:04:57 +0000
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