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Responsibility
- KAVITHA

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We need to accept responsibility for our behavior and our actions and insulate ourselves from excuses. Excuses make the problem worse than the problem itself. Don’t be like the student who failed just because he didn’t like the teacher or the subject. Who is he hurting the most? We have to accept responsibility and stop blaming others. Then, and only then, productivity and quality of life improve. When people accept additional responsibility they are actually giving themselves a promotion. Responsible behavior is to accept accountability. That represents maturity. Acceptance of responsibility is a reflection of our attitude and the environment we operate in. most people are quick to take credit for what goes right but very few would readily accept responsibility when things go wrong. A person who does not accept responsibility is not absolved from being responsible. Stop the blame game: Avoid phrases such as Everyone else does it Or no one does it, or It is all your fault. People who don’t accept responsibility shift the blame to their parents, teaches and genes. God, fate, luck or the stars. Responsible behavior should be inculcates right from childhood. It cannot be taught without a certain degree of obedience. People who use their privileges without accepting responsibility usually end up losing their privileges. Pettiness causes us to ignore our responsibilities. Think about it. Petty minds are busy passing the buck rather than doing what needs to be done. Social responsibility: Ancient Indian wisdom teaches us that our first responsibility is to that community, second to our family and third to ourselves. When this hierarchy is reversed, a society starts degenerating. Social responsibility ought to be the moral obligation of every citizen. Responsibility and freedom go hand in hand. Societies are not destroyed so much by the activities of rascals but by the inactivity of the good people. What a paradox! If good people can tolerate destruction by being inactive, how can they be good? The question is, are they discharging their social responsibility?

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