“The only person who can not be helped
is the person who blames others.”
– Carl Rogers
While there are certainly times when others are clearly blameworthy, it is vital to one’s development to own their share of and the times they are at fault. Furthermore, and more importantly, it s necessary to do something about it. Your thoughts?
~centerfield6
Schuyler Consulting 
Yes. One who is always blaming others is probably at fault the most, just afraid to face the music. And one who doesn’t own up to fault isn’t a person who is liked much.
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Interesting.
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