Choosing to blame others as the response to a situation, means that you are degrading yourself. You see, when we continuously blame others it can reinforce a negative self-image. It suggests that we view ourselves as a victim rather than someone who is in control of their life and who has the ability and power to make choices.   Blaming others can serve as a way to avoid facing uncomfortable truths about ourselves and our actions. It can be a form of escapism that hinders personal development.  So if you constantly hear yourself saying things like, "it's not my fault", then you may be suffering a lack of personal responsibility - also known as blaming others.  By doing this you are distancing yourself from your problems, allowing yourself to play the victim and worst of all, keeping yourself stuck.   Responsibility requires us to meet our obligations and fulfill our duties.  At some point in our lives we all engage in blame, especially when faced with challenging situations. However, if blaming others becomes a chronic pattern in our behaviour and negatively impacts our life, then that needs to change, or we're destined to keep repeating the same mistakes, and giving away our power.   Taking responsibility for our actions and choices is a powerful and crucial step towards personal growth and well-being.  ------------- If you're ready to change your life, then check out my new course Transformation 28 - where we take 28 days to work together and transform your mindset and your life. Karen Davies is a coach, engineer, podcaster and human being. For more information or to connect with Karen, you can find her here: Transformation 28 Course Karen Davies is a coach, engineer and podcaster. For more information or to connect with Karen, you can find her here: KarenDaviesCoaching.com |  Transformation 28 Course  |  Instagram  |  Facebook  |  Linkedin

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