At Some Point You Have To Decide: Am I In My Power Or In My Excuses?

27 Jul 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief excerpt, Melissa Dlugolecki explains the concept of "radical responsibility"—the practice of fully owning one’s circumstances and realities. She connects this mindset to concrete business outcomes, asserting that radical responsibility strengthens business partnerships and improves client retention. She also references her book partnership as a vehicle for achieving personal and professional freedom, emphasizing that regardless of external conditions, individuals have the power to take responsibility for their reality.

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