Short dialogue from a Capitalism.com YouTube video arguing that wealthy-minded people take personal responsibility (for failures, mental health, net worth) whereas poor-minded people blame outside circumstances (bosses, politicians, the economy). The speakers assert that blaming oneself is the logical strategy for improvement and that taking responsibility signals reliability and enables change.
Here's the difference between.
Rich people and poor people. Rich people take responsibility for everything, and poor people blame others for everything.
When something goes wrong in my life, I know that the only logical strategy is to blame myself. Because that is the only way that I will improve.
What most people.
Do is when something goes wrong in their life, they blame outside circumstances. They don't have to feel bad about it. In my.
Business, if.
Something doesn't go right, it is.
Ultimately my fault. I can't.
Blame other.
People because then there's nothing to learn. But most people who are starting out in their career will blame the boss. If I see a.
Young person in.
My company take responsibility for the failure of a project, I know that is.
Somebody who is going to win. And I know that is somebody that I can trust.
With further projects. Rich people take responsibility.
For their own mental health.
Poor people blame.
Outside circumstances for why they're not happy.
Rich people take responsibility for their net worth. Poor people blame politicians.
Or the economy on why they're.
Not further ahead. It might be.
True that bad things.
Have happened to you, but the only way that you actually make change is.
By taking responsibility.
For everything, even the stuff that you really don't like.
