When we accept our part of a problem, we gain more power to repair it than when we search for someone else to blame.
Acceptance Does Not Lower Your Worth
Taking responsibility is honesty, not self-condemnation.
Look Honestly at the Cause
When we stop avoiding the truth, the point that needs repair becomes clearer.
Apologize When an Apology Is Due
A sincere apology should come with an intention to change our actions.
Start With What You Can Repair
You do not have to fix everything at once. Begin with your part.
A Dhamma Perspective
Seeing the causes behind our actions develops wisdom, and wisdom helps us create better causes.
What You Can Do Today
Choose one responsibility you should own and take action without shifting the burden to someone else.
One Good Thing Today
Accept the truth calmly and be willing to make it right.
Come Back Tomorrow
A responsible person is not someone who never fails, but someone who does not run from what they should repair.
