Accountability

 There is nothing wrong in being  accountable as 
long as we realize what accountability is and what 
it is not. Accountability is not about finding out 
who's at fault or who's to blame. Accountability is 
about being present for solutions. We are 
accountable when we show up for the best solution 
to come forward.

Often we think accountability is taking on the 
blame for something. "Who's accountable for 
this?" Understand, solutions and blame have 
nothing to do with each other. We can be so 
caught up in finding whose fault it is, who to blame, 
that we no longer look for the solution. When we 
have real accountability, we have someone who is 
willing to be present in the face of any difficulty to
invite in and be present with the best solution.

We don't carry accountability, we are present for it.
The willingness to have the best come through, is
accountability. The world looks for blame, our 
Higher Power looks for solutions. 

It may be hard to separate the two, but we
admit our part in something, not our blame. We 
may admit our mistakes and then say, "Okay, now
where's the solution?" If we are looking to take on 
the blame, if we are either trying to take on fault or 
put it elsewhere, we are not looking or asking for 
a solution.

Even though the world places the two together, 
solution and blame have nothing to do with each 
other. Accountability is all about admitting our part 
in a situation without coming from fault or blame. 
It is saying, "This is my part, now how can this be 
done in the best way possible. This is what I can 
learn from this, now, which is the best direction 
from here? God, would You show me. I am willing 
to be present for Your solution and your guidance 
to take the next step."

For your consideration,

     -- The Guides

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