Blame Cuts Both Ways

Have you ever noticed how quick we are to blame others when things go wrong, but rarely give them credit when things go right? This fascinating asymmetry in how we assign responsibility sits at the heart of today's reflective exploration.

Drawing from a powerful Tony Robbins quote that has resonated with me for decades, I dive into the paradoxical way we approach life's ups and downs. When good things happen, we're quick to claim them as deserved results of our efforts and character. Yet when facing challenges, we often point outward, blaming parents, government, society, or circumstances for our struggles. This selective accountability creates a fractured relationship with our own life experience, preventing us from embracing our complete journey.

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