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Take Responsibility for Your Life

Brian Tubbs
3 min readJan 21, 2021

Stop the excuses and make your life the best life possible

Photo by Kid Circus on Unsplash

You are responsible for your emotional, spiritual, and mental health as well as your economic livelihood.

Not the government.

Not your parents (if you’re an adult).

Not your church, synagogue, mosque, or religious community.

Not your friends.

Not even your spouse (though that person is certainly deeply influential in your life).

You can’t outsource personal responsibility.

You must EMBRACE personal responsibility.

And if you struggle to embrace personal responsibility and/or find yourself incapable of adequately addressing your emotional, spiritual, and mental health on your own, then you are responsible for seeking out and receiving the help that you need.

Let me quickly say that full grace and understanding should be extended to those who are mentally (or perhaps even physical) incapable of providing for themselves or their loved ones. I have a special needs sister. She needs lots of help and care. I have nothing but love, compassion, grace, and understanding for those who are truly unable to help themselves.

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Brian Tubbs
Brian Tubbs

Written by Brian Tubbs

Sharing thoughts and insights about faith, history, and personal growth. Hoping to inspire more faith, hope, and love in a world that needs it.

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