Back in August, the Harvard Business Review had an article
about how to take ownership of your actions by taking responsibility for them. (http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2012/08/take_ownership_of_your_actions.html ) The article quotes According to the article
taking responsibility is the first step to developing a healthy sense of self
and that we internalize the idea of taking responsibility when we realize,
"no one is coming." It turns out that this is a liberating concept.
Help is not coming. The responsibility is yours.

The article concludes by saying, “In a world where problems are getting more complex, determined and innovative problem-solving will flow from those who live as if help is not coming. Living with responsibility can make us stronger and more action-oriented individuals. It's up to you to make change and take responsibility for outcomes in your professional life. What are you waiting for?”
Well, what are you waiting for?
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