Activity 1: ARE YOU A RESPONSIBLE PERSON?

Objectives:
1. To perform duties for oneself and for others
2. To realize the advantages and importance of being responsible for oneself and for others

RESPONSIBILITY
Reference: https://everydaypower.com/7-reasons-become-responsible-person/

To Do:

Questions: Are you a responsible person?

If you answered, “YES”, in what ways did you show responsibility?

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If you are not be so sure, please share an instance in your life when you failed to be a
responsible person.

I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE BECAUSE MANY I HAVE NOT PASSED THE SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS ACCORDING
TO THE DATE_AND SOMETIMES MY FRIENDS ASK ME IF I HAVE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS AND I SAID I
HAVE AND I HAVE MANY REQUIREMENTS TO NEED TO PASS AND I FORGET
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DISCUSSION:

Benefits of being responsible

1. You’ll be able to build strong, long-lasting relationships with others.

Want your friends and family members to believe in you? Take responsibility for your actions, and you’ll
be able to reap the benefits of strong, long-lasting partnerships with others.
Remember, no one is perfect, and you likely will make mistakes at various points in your life. But those
who take responsibility for their mistakes and remain accountable for their day-to-day actions can
foster trust with friends and family members. And ultimately, this trust can serve as the foundation for
rewarding relationships with others.

2. You’ll be able to show compassion toward others.

Responsibility and empathy often go hand in hand, and perhaps it’s easy to understand why.
A responsible individual cares about others and will do what it takes to support his or her friends and
family members; comparatively, an empathetic individual is able to take a walk in another person’s
shoes to better understand his or her perspective and act accordingly.

As a responsible person, you can serve as a reliable shoulder to lean upon for friends and family
members in times of need. Thus, you’ll possess the compassion and empathy needed to put others
above yourself and assist friends and family members when they require a helping hand.

3. You’ll never have to worry about placing blame on others.

Life may seem unfair at times, but as a responsible individual, you’ll never blame others for problems
that arise.
No one ever said the road to success would be easy. And while this path is filled with
various challenges and pitfalls, a responsible individual knows how to stay the course without blaming
others. In fact, this individual will try to make the best of any situation and deal with each difficulty as it
approaches.
When it comes to the blame game, no one ever wins. But those who are responsible will never blame
others for problems, and instead, will focus on finding solutions to these issues.
 
4. You’ll never have to worry about becoming a complainer.
Let’s face it – no one likes a complainer, a.k.a someone who brings negativity to everyday interactions
with others.
Although complainers are present just about everywhere, you’ll never have to worry about becoming a
complainer if you try to become more responsible.
Responsible people understand that life can be tough at times but will try to find the positive signs in a
negative situation. They truly are a rare breed, and as such, can even help others tune out the negative
comments from complainers.
 
5. You can recognize when circumstances stretch beyond your control.
We’re only human, and there are times when circumstances extend beyond our control. A responsible
person recognizes this and tries to control only what he or she can on a day-to-day basis.
The world can be stressful and exhausting, particularly for those who try to manage circumstances they
simply cannot control. On the other hand, responsible people often remain calm, cool, and collected in
even the most high-stress situations, as they understand what it takes to control what they can at all
times.
 
6. You can discover the best ways to multi-task.
Responsibility and procrastination serve as polar opposites. Moreover, responsible people usually
establish schedules, set priorities, and create goals to ensure they can discover the best ways to multi-
task day after day.
Checklists are exceedingly popular among those who want to become more responsible as well. These
lists can make it easier for anyone to stay on track. Plus, any time a list item is finished, you can feel a
sense of accomplishment as you check off or cross out a completed task.
 
7. You’ll be able to become a leader that others can count on consistently.
Responsibility is a privilege, not a right. As a result, responsibility is a common trait found in leaders, as
these individuals commonly think before they act and focus on the greater good consistently.
In addition, responsible people try to keep things simple and maintain good relationships with others.
From arriving at appointments on time to staying late at work to ensure a job is completed successfully,
responsible individuals frequently can be counted on to finish any task to the best of their ability.
Starting today, focus on becoming a more responsible person, and you can experience
unparalleled personal growth.