You inevitable will be or have been disappointed for some reason or another when it came to a friendship, business transaction, or family dispute. Sometimes things did not quite go the way you had anticipated them to go and today I experienced that and I wanted to share with you exactly how I handled it. I could have been upset and lash out, but I want to Lead like Jesus so I asked what would he do. And here was the outcome..
My five ways to handle Disappointment;
- Don’t react off of the first emotion when the hurt is fresh.
- Don’t hold a grudge against the person.
- Forgive the person, place or thing.
- Pray for them in hopes that they see the error of their ways.
- Move on and forget it ever happened.
Now trust me, I did not say that any of these things were going to be easy and it depends on what type of disappointment it is. However, I was highly disappointed when this happened to me today. Not only in the individual but how their selfishness proved to me that they are all about self. No one person is bigger than the team and at some point you need to put others first in life because if you are always looking to push your own agenda instead of that of someone else, you will continue to miss the dream you so desire that calls for teamwork.
Question: Have you ever been highly disappointed by someone? What was your reaction and how did you handle it?
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