Reaction to the negative actions



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This article explores the overwhelming feeling when things go wrong, leading to a sense of lost control and negativity. It shares a personal account of facing professional betrayal and harassment, which resulted in significant personal and professional turmoil. Ultimately, the author learned the importance of controlling one's reaction to adverse situations rather than the situations themselves, advocating for a shift in attitude and focusing on the present moment to rebuild and move forward.

Sometimes when things start to go wrong then everything starts to disarray. You feel you dont have any control in your life, the negativity engulfs your mind; you just start asking questions that why me instead of doing anything. You worked so hard in an exam but left one chapter uncovered and su
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When things start to go wrong, it can feel like everything is falling into disarray, leading to a sense of lost control and overwhelming negativity.

The author recounts a difficult experience with a client who, after receiving a provisional balance sheet, became agitated and refused to pay, leading to professional threats and reputational damage.

Initially, the author felt numb, depressed, and down, experiencing a loss of practice, key clients, and a significant personal opportunity due to the psychological pressure.

The author realised that they could not control external events or what others thought, but they could control their own reaction to these situations.

The author suggests taking time off, changing one's attitude towards negative reactions, indulging in hobbies, living in the present moment, and taking deep breaths before reacting to problems.

The author believes that one's attitude towards problems defines their altitude in life, and a calm, controlled reaction is key to managing challenges and shaping one's future.


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CA, MBA(Finance), DISA, FAFD, writer of two novels and also run a youtube channel Concept Decoded. Twitter handle caanuragwriter

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