Accepting Responsibility
Life is hard. There's no way to sugar coat it.
There are many responsibilities to bear. There are many challenging tasks to complete.
We're all born with "baggage" that we have to deal with. Stuff that we don't like, but it's ours to deal with.
There's two ways we can handle these responsibilities...
1. Go through every effort to avoide them.
2. Accept the responsibility.
The first option requires much effort and provides little reward, ever.
If we go with the second option above, something powerful happens in acceptance. Somehow in accepting responsibility we become bigger and better. Accepting it often doesn't mean liking it. Sometimes you may not like your reasonability/responsibilities at all. It may be a nasty tasting responsibility to swallow. But it's better than avoiding it. Accepting means taking the responsibility and doing our absolute best to see it through to the best of our ability.
Stand up and accept your responsibilities, both good and bad. Oftentimes the hardest responsibilities to own are the ones we didn't explicitly ask for. But all the more we should stand up and accept our responsibilities.
There are many responsibilities to bear. There are many challenging tasks to complete.
We're all born with "baggage" that we have to deal with. Stuff that we don't like, but it's ours to deal with.
There's two ways we can handle these responsibilities...
1. Go through every effort to avoide them.
2. Accept the responsibility.
The first option requires much effort and provides little reward, ever.
If we go with the second option above, something powerful happens in acceptance. Somehow in accepting responsibility we become bigger and better. Accepting it often doesn't mean liking it. Sometimes you may not like your reasonability/responsibilities at all. It may be a nasty tasting responsibility to swallow. But it's better than avoiding it. Accepting means taking the responsibility and doing our absolute best to see it through to the best of our ability.
Stand up and accept your responsibilities, both good and bad. Oftentimes the hardest responsibilities to own are the ones we didn't explicitly ask for. But all the more we should stand up and accept our responsibilities.
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