I do what needs to be done. I am reliable and dependable. I am accountable for my actions; I don't make excuses or blame others. I fulfill my moral obligations. I use good judgment and think through the consequences of my actions. I exercise self-control.

1. RESPONSIBILITY
(The New Name
Of The Game)
Speaker: Ehis Okoro
(CEO, JABIN CONSULTS)

2. The state of being accountable
for something or someone that is
under one’s control.
An instance of being
responsible; a burden of
obligation.
The person or thing for which
another is responsible.

3. Responsibility can be termed
as an ability to act at one’s
own will, without any
supervision.
Responsibility
It is the obligation to
successfully complete an
assigned task.
Responsibility can also be
used to describe the person
or thing for which someone
is responsible.
Responsibility
Responsibility can also be
explained as a set of
instructions in life that one
has to follow.
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Responsibility
Responsibility is the burden
someone is obligated to
fulfill in order to meet a
particular need.
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Responsibility
Responsibility

4. Types of
Responsibility
Emotional
Responsibility
Social
Responsibility
Fiduciary
Responsibility
Moral
Responsibility
Fiscal
Responsibility
Corporate
Responsibility
Civic
Responsibility
Personal
Responsibility
Contractual
Responsibility

5. Your actions must be beneficial
to society as a whole.
Social
Responsibility

6. Be aware of your emotions and feelings per
time and take responsibility for it.
Emotional
Responsibility

7. Integration of social and environmental
concerns in business and /or corporate
operations and interactions
Corporate
Responsibility

8. Legal obligations observed to act in the best
interests of another
Fiduciary
Responsibility

9. Responsibility imposed on societal
members, simply by belonging to
that society.
Civic Responsibility

10. Development of strategies for managing
debt and minimizing spending, to
create a balanced budget
Fiscal Responsibility

11. A duty to do good and to do no harm
Moral
Responsibility

12. Responsibilities that are agreed to by
parties to a legal contract.
Contractual
Responsibility

13. Accept that you are absolutely
responsible for your life
Personal
Responsibility

14. Why You Must Take
Responsibility

15. Because you have freedom of choice
and because you have chosen each and
every circumstance of your life

16. Because the acceptance of personal
responsibility is what separates the
adult from the child.

17. Because responsibility goes hand in
hand with success, achievement,
motivation, happiness and self-
actualization.

18. Because accepting that you are completely
responsible for yourself and realizing that no
one is coming to the rescue is the beginning of
peak performance.

19. Proof of
Trustworthiness
Increased Control
Makes you into a
Leader Enhanced Creativity
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Heightened
Productivity
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20. Rewire Your Mind For Responsibility
No more excuses
When we choose to make an excuse
rather than follow-through in a
difficult situation, then we are simply
rolling over and accepting defeat.

21. Rewire Your Mind For Responsibility
Stop whining and playing the victim.
Whining is useless. It is destructive. It
doesn’t accomplish anything.

22. Rewire Your Mind For Responsibility
Realize the payoff for bad behavior
All the behavior that you repeat has a payoff.
Sometimes you don’t realize what the payoff
is, but it is there.

23. Rewire Your Mind For Responsibility
Accept personal responsibility and be
accountable.
We have to accept that we are solely
responsible for our lives.
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24. Rewire Your Mind For Responsibility
Take positive action
You’ll never get anywhere in life if you don’t take a step
in the right direction. Several small steps add up.

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