How Long Can the Blame Game Go On?

I love it...It never changes.  Seldom does any one take the high road.  but thse that do many times end up on top.

Wayne, that is such a great point that a client does not want finger pointing or excuses when a major problem arises. 

A good real estate professional tries to anticipate the challenges ahead, provide plenty of communications to make sure things are progressing on the other end of the contract, and have a plan when Mr. Murphy decides to show up.

You are correct Wayne, finding blame does little good, best to just get on with finding a solution.

Wayne, Politicans always play the blame game and that will never change. I like the turkey picture..

We are only human Wayne, not perfect. We seek perfection but do not always make those expectations. Great post.

I don't blame others. If they repeat the same mistake again and again, I simply try to cut them off. I'm very focused and don't want to waste any of my energy on negative emotions.

Good morning Wayne. You are so right about blame. We are all tired of it, no different with what is going on in Washington right now.

Some people just have to blame somebody, because it makes them feel better. Turkeys!

When clueless about a solution, blame the problem on someone else! Enjoy your day!

Hi Wayne,

OMG...this is so cute. Blaming others is never the right tactic..taking control and fixing the problem takes a real leader.

Wonderful photo, Wayne. I'm with most of the rest - find a solution, and stop pointing fingers. Have a great Sunday. 

Wayne loved the photo and the post, funny you should say that, I got a joke emailed to me about something like this:)), Endre

Wayne,  It is so true.  The blame game is completely out of control especially with our politicians.

Hello Wayne,

So funny and so true...it's a shame that those in Washington can't admit what's wrong and fix it rather than passing the blame.

Blaming others or events does not really help at all, and in circumstances, really they are what they are. It is how we choose to deal with those circumstances that speaks to characters.

Those who take credit for their missteps and know how to say, "I'm sorry, I was wrong" seem to be fewer and farther between these days.  And, I can say that those are words I've not heard come out of a politicians mouth...ever, that I can remember!  I say that jokingly but, it's really sad.  Like you, I'm tired of the blame game!

Well, blame or not blame, you can not forget facts and consequences of the actions. His legacy is no good.

Pointing fingers at someone does not get the job done.  Solving the problem does.