Good Morning
Brilliant and Excellent People,
I look forward to sharing with you Brilliant and Excellent tips for attaining your goals and fulfilling your Purpose. Today, we will discuss about growth and responsibilities.
We cannot
assign responsibilities without examining growth level and capacity.
When
dealing with our children, we give much assistance to those at the tender age
while we do not have to worry always about the older ones. We assign
responsibilities to the older ones while we assist the younger ones with the
same task.
Certain
responsibilities interlinks with a certain growth level. You would not be
expected to drive at the age of 5 no matter the urgency or situation.
While growing up, when I realized that there
was much expectation from me at every new age, I got practical and took
advantage of every opportunity life presented to be available. In some cases,
extend generosity and assist to others no matter how mundane.
At a point, I paid my bills, looked after my
parents and other obligations as they came. I discovered that at every time I accept
responsibilities, I become more responsible and respected and my fears eroded.
Surprisingly, I found I could cultivate the
traits I desired through service to others, shared deeper relationships with
others, built self-esteem and respect.
I never attributed my problems to anyone or
the environment, rather I took responsibilities.
Acording to Sophocles “A sign of wisdom and maturity is when you come to terms with the
realization that your decisions cause your rewards and consequences. You are
responsible for your life, and your ultimate success depends on the choices you
make.”
Measuring your growth level to your responsibilities
helps you stop relying on external validation like praise from other people to
feel good about yourself. Instead you start building your growth capacity and
get the permission to live the life you
want.
When you
master this act, Taking action and decision becomes natural and you can fulfil your
purpose.
Decide this
week to take responsibility of your life.
Have a great
week.
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