Who is Responsible When Marketing Failures Or Other Personal Setbacks Occur?
“If it’s never our fault, we can’t take responsibility for it. If we can’t take responsibility for it, we’ll always be its victim.” Richard Bach How come it’s so difficult to accept responsibility for something that didn’t come out as projected? It’s Not My Fault! Corresponding to the proverbial frog in the kettle, our society appears to be incrementally teaching us to be victims, and thereby deflect any hint of responsibility for our situation. Have you observed how many conversations are merely a hashing over of all the things that are breaking down in an effort to evoke sympathy and understanding and to deflect any fault for the misfortunes that have occurred? It doesn’t really matter whether the issue is personal or business. If for example, you’re in the network marketing business and things get slow, it’s very acceptable, and almost expected, to blame the poor products of your supplier company, or perhaps the economy, or that the people you present your products to just can’t see
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