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This article was written by Kirsten Parker, MFA and wikiHow staff writer Hunter Rising. Kirsten Parker is a Mindset and Action Coach based in her hometown of Los Angeles, California. She helps high achievers overcome stress and self-doubt. She specializes in increasing confidence and clarity by incorporating tools from positive psychology, conscious habit change and self-regulation into her coaching. She is a certified HeartMath Practitioner trained in stress, anxiety and intelligent energy management along with emotional intelligence and the science of self-acceptance. She also holds a master’s degree in stage management from Yale University School of Drama. There are 9 references cited in this article, which can be found at the bottom of the page.
Do you want to feel more in control of your life? Taking responsibility is when you stop blaming others for your choices and realize that you are in the driver’s seat. Admitting your actions and keeping your promises are great ways to start accepting responsibility, and there are many more. Whether you want to take more responsibility in your personal or professional life, keep reading for more helpful tips on how to be accountable for your actions and how it can improve your outlook on life.
- Taking responsibility means accepting and recognizing the role you played during the situation instead of shifting blame.
- Take more responsibility for your actions by thinking about your feelings before you react. Admit your own actions so you can move forward.
- Benefits of taking responsibility include feeling less stressed, more open in relationships, and feeling more in control of your decisions.
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