What does responsibility mean to you?

Question

only responsibility plaese

Answer 1

It is the currency which one purchases,earns, secures & validates, ones own Liberty. It is the loftiest example that one sets to secure the Liberty for others.

Without personal responsibility, Free Choice, Free Speech, etc would be meaningless, futile, & pretentious.

Responsibility is an action and as such is a state of being. It indicates emotional maturity.  

Answer 2

Responsibility is knowing when to enter and when to exit....

Knowing when to do and when to don't

Knowing when to go and when to stop

Responsibility means taking heat as well as praise for your actions.

Answer 3

it means whatever my situation is its MY fault.

Answer 4

i think responsability means somthing that you have to do and usualy somthing that you dont want to do.

Answer 5

Responsibility means understanding that there are some things that you must do before you do the things you want to do. It often means putting drudgery before fun, and sometimes means putting others before yourself.

Answer 6

Leadership

Answer 7

responsibility is the things you need to do.,.

Answer 8

Accepting your place in life. Backing up your choices.

Answer 9

Responsibility means to me taking care of what is yours and what you have said you own, look after, or even doing your chores and more. Sometimes you think of people in certain situations as party poopers but if you look back you have to wonder if they were being the responsible person.

Answer 10

being accountable for your actions

Answer 11

Your posed question is unfair. Responsibility cannot exist without authority, and vice versa - they must be paired in equal measure for any function to work sustainably. You cannot be given responsibility without having authority over what what you  have responsibility for, and if you have the authority, you must have the responsibility for what you have the authority over.

Answer 12

It's being accountable and taking charge for what you do and what happens to you, not just the bad things, but the good things as well.

Answer 13

Owning up.

Not just taking care of you and yours.

But, admitting when you are wrong, admitting that you have possibly made a mistake.

Take responsibility.

Answer 14

I am a great believer in the Japanese attitude to this, that is, " if a man feels no responsibility, he has none",