Innervation: Ep19 Blame

from Equivalent Too · host Dr. Shini Somara

Its so easy to blame others for everything that's happened. It couldn't possibly have been our fault. They made me do it! One of the hardest lessons I have learned in life is that I was usually in charge of my own decisions and therefore responsible for how things turn out. I can chose my own destiny and the rest is up to the universe. For me it is an empowering attitude to take charge of my own destiny, and to not blame others for how my life is turning out.

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