Excuses
are short-term relief and long-term pain.
When individuals experience failure and refrain from
making excuses, they are more likely to progress towards success. Conversely,
those who habitually make excuses following failure are unlikely to achieve
success.
This is because the indulgence in excuses can create
a comfort zone that inhibits personal growth and primes individuals to continue
making excuses rather than adjusting their approach or striving harder.
The message here is that success is not built on
excuses and that the path to achievement involves taking responsibility and
making proactive changes rather than seeking excuses.
M.L.Narendra
Kumar
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