MANAGING BLAME
Fix the problem, not the blame. – Catherine Pulsifer
Your job, your boss, your partner or your dysfunctional family. The kids, your dog, your neighbour two doors down, the media or the government. How often have you looked for someone or something to blame for a situation you find yourself in? How often is someone else somehow responsible for the problems you’re having?
There are a number of emotions around blame: anger, frustration, indignation, resentment and disappointment. There may even be feelings of superiority; a moral indignation where you see yourself as good and the other person as bad, ‘You’re wrong and I’m right.’
Of course, life does present many difficulties and setbacks and in many cases, it really is someone ...
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