There are times in life you do things and they don’t work out the way you imagined they would. It may be a project or a mission which you engaged in but it did not succeed.
The very noble thing to do is to acknowledge and accept the fact that it failed. There is no point blaming other people who are involved neither would trying to make excuses for the negative outcome.
The earlier you take responsibility of your failure and bear the consequences, the better for you. Taking responsibility when you fail at something will make you buckle up and think of better ways to succeed but if you sit back and keep making excuses and apportioning blames on other people, your success is far-fetched.
Princeton Hines
