Blame Everyone and Everything!
Written by Logan Wandell on Jan 16, 2009 11:21 am
Read More: Mindset | Personal Development | Positive Thinking"When people point fingers at someone, they should remember that three fingers are pointing back at them"
Miserable people are medal winners at the annual Blame Games. They are world class winners in whinning, bronze medalists in buck-passing, and victors in victimhood. They hurdle their classes and blame thier teachers for their grades; they javelin their jobs and blame their genes; they backstroke through their blessings and blame their background.
They seem to run an "It's not my fault" marathon, and at the closing ceremony they close their brains. They complain that the world doesn't dedicate itself to making them happy. Their national anthem says. "o'er land of the free (from responsibility) and the home of the blame."
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Logan, Please Clarify
Most of us are familiar with the pointing a finger at someone or something and there are 3 fingers pointing back at you. It's a classic reference to looking in the mirror and taking responsibility. And, it looks like you had a lot of fun relating your thoughts to the Olympics, poetry, music, etc., etc.
But, here's were I could use some help, how does this forward my (or your) network marketing business?
Thanks,
RICK
Guess I hid my point too well...?
The point of this article is to help people realize they must accept responsibility for their own actions, and not place the blame on others. If you act miserable, you will be miserable. And miserable people cannot attract success in their lives using this frame of mind
(...unless their version of success is a bout of depression?)
Three fingers pointing back...
I have always said this and FOUND this to be true. If someone doesn't take ownership of their failures they can never have success.
Thank You
Thanks, Logan. Got your point.
RICK