Excuses could harm your life

In this life everything is possible. The only thing we cannot avoid is death. Do you want to succeed? Then eliminate excuses from your mind and dictionary. Where do they come from? Excuses are never lacking or superfluous; As children we learn to invent them. They range from “I didn’t do my homework because…” to “I was late for the meeting because…”. I see it as a “subtle” way of evading responsibilities or not wanting to face realities. All excuses seek to justify the mistakes that were made. Man has always feared being singled out or criticized, which is why it is often easier to make endless excuses to explain a situation, a failure, a setback, or simply to keep our word. I write about this topic because when I meet new people I observe that many of them have lost their sense of life and have even stopped fighting for their dreams by making excuses their best allies, whether they do so consciously or unconsciously. The problem The funny thing is that the only thing that all these pretexts seem to have in common is that they achieve their goal: that people stay stagnant, self-sabotage, and even make it a lifestyle. The excuse seems to be a type of illness that does not allow us to move forward, traps us and often becomes our life companion. Over the years I have discovered that the best medicine to attack this evil is to stop using it and take responsibility for each of our actions and our results. Let us remember that no one is responsible for our existence. We all know someone who lives blaming others for their failures. And surely many times your role as savior comes to light. I played hard I played the role of savior for many years and the only thing I learned was that the power of decision and change lies within oneself. Excuses sometimes seem to be our lifeline to get out of any type of situation. What strikes me most is that, even to send an email or message, people use excuses. Nowadays when someone comments that they don’t have time, do you really believe them? It’s hard for me to think that this is possible since, even if it doesn’t interest you, we can all do the impossible to squeeze 28 hours out of a day. The same with social media, since we all have a minute to send a tweet or update our Facebook status. Every entrepreneur must have the skill of time management, because we are indirectly building our own brand with actions. Remember: Every winner and dreamer is free of excuses.