Take ownership of your decisions from "summary" of Girl, Wash Your Face by Rachel Hollis
I used to blame everyone but myself for my problems. It was so much easier to point fingers at others instead of taking a hard look in the mirror. But the truth is, until I took ownership of my decisions and my life, I was stuck in a cycle of blame and discontent. Taking ownership means acknowledging that the choices we make, good or bad, are ours and ours alone. It means recognizing that we have the power to change our circumstances by making different decisions. It's about understanding that we are in control of our own destiny, and that we have the ability to shape our lives in whatever way we choose.
When we take ownership of our decisions, we stop playing the victim and start taking responsibility for our actions. We stop waiting for someone else to come and rescue us, and start taking the necessary steps to create the life we ...
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