TAKING RESPONSIBILITY

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The word responsibility comes from the latin word "responsum" that is the one who is forced to answer to someone else. We can define a responsible person as one who accepts the result of the decision he or she makes, it can also be said to be the state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something.. Becoming a responsible person means being able to consciously make decisions, conduct behaviours that seek to improve oneself and/or help others, but most importantly a responsible person accepts the consequences of his or her own actions and decisions. Being responsible brings us many benefits,it can also help you achieve your goals and objectives in any area of your life. Responsibility allows you tocreate principles, morals and help you to lead your life. Being a responsible person helps us to be more honest, reliable, and independent. There is no formular that makes onemore responsible but one can definitely train themselves to be responsible. There are some patterns one can follow that finally leads to being responsible, some of which are; Set goals Objectivity Routines Rewards Be honest with yourself Share your plans Operationalize If you do all of these, be sure you are walking in the part of taking up responsibilities. Stay responsive, Be Responsible!!!

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