13 Fault And Blame VS Personal Responsibility

02/26/18 • 35 min

Mentor for Moms Podcast with Susan Seay

Let’s talk about fault, blame, and personal responsibility.

Fault:

Carries the burden of guilt created when things go wrong or different than expected.

Blame:

the act of determining who is at fault
Pointing the finger

Personal responsibility:

accepting responsibility for the part I played no matter how large or small
recognizing your part, but not accepting fault or blame

SusanSeay.com #Mentor4Moms

Let’s talk about fault, blame, and personal responsibility.

Fault:

Carries the burden of guilt created when things go wrong or different than expected.

Blame:

the act of determining who is at fault
Pointing the finger

Personal responsibility:

accepting responsibility for the part I played no matter how large or small
recognizing your part, but not accepting fault or blame

SusanSeay.com #Mentor4Moms

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12 Using Lists To Be More Intentional

Are you a list maker?

Do you ever write things you’ve already completed down just to cross them off?

Do you have multiple pieces of paper with random thoughts and things you don’t want to forget?

On this episode I'm going to share with you the power of making lists

Lists are a great way to get things off your mind so that you can free up mental space to think, dream, solve problems, or perhaps get much needed rest.

Remember the 3 roles in any organization?

Visionary
Manager
Worker

Lists are powerful tools to also help you begin to ease yourself out of the worker role, and into managerial role. Plus SO much more.

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#Mentor4Moms

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14 "SHOW THEM WHO YOU ARE!"

These are MY thoughts as a black mom after seeing the Black Panther movie twice on opening weekend.

First you should know a few things

If you haven’t seen the movie yet, and you don’t want to hear any spoilers, click to download this episode and listen later
I’m not a comic book super hero movie nerd, that was not my draw to this movie
My views are individual and unique, they may be shared by others, but I am not here to represent all black moms
There are many critiques and challenges people have with this film, I’m not here for that conversation today, I’m here to celebrate the parts I loved and want to acknowledge.

Also at the end of this episode I share - How this movie relates to our usual conversation on being an intentional mom?

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