Expectation Is The Root Of All Heartache
Allow me to quote the great William Shakespeare who said: Expectation Is The Root Of All Heartache. There's just NO way I can disagree with this truism. Indeed, EXPECTATIONS are a funny thing. We all have them, and we rarely even realize it because they're so ingrained in our psyches. It's easy to take for granted that others will meet an EXPECTATION [that someone will do what you want or need them to do without a second thought]. BUT what if they DON'T❓❓❓
WHAT if your EXPECTATIONS of others is quite unrealistic? Having high EXPECTATIONS of others is 'PREMEDITATED' discontent no less. What you think will happen may NOT, and if it DOESN'T, we feel unfulfilled. Now, let's dive into the common reasons having high EXPECTATIONS of others is indeed BAD for us. Obviously, the most common trigger why we have high EXPECTATIONS of others are our past experiences. If in the past, that person always met our EXPECTATIONS, obviously we will continue to hope for the same thing to happen๐๐๐In the PAIN SCALE, surely you know where you're pain points are. So, what pushes you with those EXPECTATIONS? Your influence triggers that when you believe that your ideas, thoughts, actions and words have an influence on events✅✅✅And when you think your way is the BEST WAY, you tend to harbor high opinions, then you expect others to hold them high as well. And that feeling of PRAISE feels good when someone acknowledges your achievements. You expect others will feel just as good when they accomplish things๐๐๐Now, if there is a FEAR that triggers HIGH EXPECTATIONS, that FEAR of FAILURE is the culprit. If you manage people, your reputation is on the line if you fail in your duties. This FEAR of FAILURE makes you HIGH-pressure and HIGH-stress. Having HIGH EXPECTATIONS of others comes from your mindset, fears and experiences. It is important to recognize this firm belief that something will happen so can have realistic expectations. Lest you forget, EXPECTATION IS THE ROOT OF ALL HEARTACHE [to quote the great William Shakespeare]❗❗❗
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