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Who is Careless?

 Who is Careless?

We often throw around the word careless – but almost always to describe someone else.
“He’s so careless,” we say when a friend loses their wallet or misplaces their phone.
“These kids are careless,” we mutter, watching them scatter books and stationery across the table.
We even label a person careless when they fall sick, and complications arise: “He doesn’t look after his health.”

Stop for a moment.
Think back. How many times have you called someone careless?
Plenty, right? We all have. Probably more times than we can count.

Now here’s a harder question:
How many times have you called yourself careless?

Some of you might admit it straight away.
Some might pause and think.
And others… might already be preparing a defence.

Because when a friend points out your own carelessness, what’s your first reaction?
You jump to justify yourself.
“I didn’t have enough time.”
“No one supported me.”
“There were too many things going on.”

We’re quick to excuse ourselves – but just as quick to judge others.

But here’s the real point of this article:
This isn’t about who is careless.
It’s about a different question entirely – one hidden inside the very word careless:

Do we care less for ourselves?
Do we truly take care of us?

Let’s stop pointing fingers outward and start looking inward. Ask yourself these honest questions:

1.   Do I take care of my physical health?

2.   Do I take care of my precious belongings – things that matter?

3.   Do I take care of my vehicle?

4.   Do I take care of my mental health?

5.   Do I take care of my finances?

6.   Do I take care of my family members?

And don’t stop there. Make your own list. What other areas of your life need more of your attention? Your time? Your kindness?

Because here’s the truth, and it’s worth remembering every single day:

The only person who can truly take care of you… is you.
Everyone else is fighting their own battles.

So, start today. Not with judgment – but with a little more care. For yourself.

 

M.L. Narendra Kumar

 

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