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OWN UP

Owning up is a difficult thing, may be the most difficult thing of saying ‘yes, I have done it or it is my mistake’. I feel it in a different way; owning up is difficult when you have done a mistake, on the other hand if you have done something great then you will feel great to own up and let the world know that it was you who created difference.

If you read history, the man who achieved success in a way which looked like larger than life were the one who had guts to own up when they were wrong. How owning up makes a difference? When you own up then it implies you have realized your mistake and you desire to improve with more determination compared to the situation when you don’t own up but knows that you have made a mistake and you think that you will not repeat it next time but presently owning up is not the solution.

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‘Owning up’, is in it sounds such a strong word that it is difficult to execute.  Even when I am thinking of this, my heart beat increases. I have owned few times and I regretted at that point but later on it made me a stronger persona. It helped me to live life with a confidence which I would have lost if I wouldn’t owned up when I made mistake in college or when I got credit for a work done by someone else.

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Do you have enough guts to OWN UP! If yes, cheers buddy and if no cheers buddy; it isn’t that difficult. 
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