Blaming- Should we?

Blaming- Should we?

Blaming or making excuses is akin to reaching for painkillers - it provides temporary relief but doesn't address the root issue. Over-reliance on excuses can lead to detrimental outcomes, much like the side effects of painkillers.

While blaming or making excuses may offer momentary comfort, it hinders our personal and professional growth in the long run by preventing us from acquiring the necessary skills to excel. Consequently, people may entrust responsibilities to others willing to take charge instead of pointing fingers. When faced with the impulse to blame or make excuses, reflecting on the actions that could have been taken differently to prevent such situations is beneficial.

Building a habit of blaming often reflects a comfort-seeking behavior, whereas taking responsibility signifies a readiness to step out of one's comfort zone and delve into the realm of learning and growth.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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