blame: Do you play the blame game?
- 10/15/09 10:34 AM
A few weeks ago on The Creating Wealth Show, I took up the topic of personal responsibility with guest John Miller, an organizational and development expert. Personal responsibility, or lack of accountability, seems to be suffering an outbreak of epic proportions these days. The result is procrastination, complaining, and blame.
This is no joke. Grown adults exist in a state of arrested development that has transported them back to eight years of age, and there's nothing less attractive than whining, buck-passing grown-ups. Here's the problem. We're spoiled. We've had it too easy for too long and have never suffered consequences for our … (6 comments)
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A few weeks ago on The Creating Wealth Show, I took up the topic of personal responsibility with guest John Miller, an organizational and development expert. Personal responsibility, or lack of accountability, seems to be suffering an outbreak of epic proportions these days. The result is procrastination, complaining, and blame.;)
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