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TAKING RESPONSIBILITY Source: Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway (Susan Jeffers, PhD), 1987, |
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Taking
responsibility means never blaming anyone else for anything you are being,
doing, having, feeling. |
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Taking
responsibility means not blaming yourself Anything that takes away your power
or pleasure makes you a victim. |
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Taking
responsibility means being aware of where and when you are NOT taking
responsibility so that you CAN change, i.e., what am I not doing in my life
that I could be doing that I'm blaming others for not doing? |
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Taking
responsibility means handling the chatterbox. It's the voice of negativity. |
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Taking
responsibility means being aware of payoffs that keep you stuck. |
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Taking
responsibility means figuring out what you want in life and acting on it. |
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Taking responsibility means being aware of the multitude of choices there are in any given situation. Every moment of the day you are choosing how your feel, i.e., are you happy or sad? |
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