How hard is it to say the simple words “I’m sorry,” or “I was wrong”?  Well, many individuals find it next to impossible to utter such a sentiment, even when the evidence is glaringly obvious that they are indeed in error.  Why does this happen?  This podcast will examine some of the behind-the-scenes tension that inhibits individuals from admitting wrongs, exploring also how this tendency can be remedied.
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One of the most important aspects to positive change is communication and questions are the best way to gain deeper insights and develop more innovative solutions. So each week, I ask a question.
“What is it about saying “I’m sorry” that is so threatening to some individuals?”
Something to Think about
It is not a crime to be a mistake maker.
Even when you refuse to admit wrongs, others notice them anyway, meaning you lose credibility.
Admitting faults requires humility, a trait that is not always natural to some.
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