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The other day I had the opportunity to create and submit a quote for the 2010 Woman’s Advantage Page-a-Day Calendar. Now it hasn’t been accepted yet, but I wanted to share it with you because I think the idea is critical:
It is more important to take responsibility for your successes, than it is for your mistakes.
Very often I find that people are willing to take responsibility for all the bad things that happen in their careers and life, but not for the wonderful things that they work so hard to achieve.
When ever you take action – always take responsibility and credit, regardless of the outcome… especially when good things happen!
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