Wednesday, 18 July 2018

Excuse Me Not

Hello there.. How was your day?!

Today I want to discuss with you a word that has definitely made an appearance in your life .. Excuse.

Have you ever really thought about what it really is? Think about it .. Isn't it essentially just a reason to fail?


By giving an excuse (to anybody else or even yourself), just how can you ever lead towards growth?

Don't you think it is always better to find reasons to do things, rather than the opposite?

The way I see it is that since it's all just a matter of priorities, giving excuses is not just an indication of how you prioritize something, but also a mark of how much responsibility and control you have over your life. What do you think?

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At this point, I'd also like you to think about the difference between Reason and Excuse.

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Do you see that while Reasons make you do things, Excuses do the opposite?


P.S. Song coming to my mind now you might like to check out.. The Reason 




7 comments:

  1. So true👍🏻
    By giving excuses just how can you ever lead towards growth....some has said achiever’s always find a solution for an excuse where as loosers always find excuses in their work

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    1. Yup!
      Reminds me of the following saying..
      "It is NOT.. Do or do not, or, Do or die, or Do it before you die: rather,
      DO NOT DIE TILL YOU DO IT." ☺️

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    2. "main to bas sach bolti hu, acha apne aap hi lag jaata h" 😉

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  2. 👌👌
    Most people give Excuses not to do the required things as they are afraid to fail or not being confident that they will be able to achieve and then loose their face.
    So, I would like to add that one must know that no one is perfect and it is normal in being the way you are and once you get to accept that it becomes easy to overcome any kind of fear and thereby the Excuses.

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    1. 👌
      Makes me think.. Accept yourself the way you are first n then only expect anything more from anyone (including yourself) ☺️

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