Everyone makes a mistake at some point in their life. Whether it’s a little error or a large situation, you don’t have to to let these mistakes define you. Rather than let yourself be down about it, take back your life and get in control with these helpful tips.
Key Takeaways:
- Even the most unintentional error, when poorly handled, can snowball into a mess of finger pointing, judgment, and ruined relationships.
- Here’s an example of a bad apology: “Sorry. I was just kidding. Lighten up! It wasn’t that bad.”
- When you rectify something you’ve done wrong, not only are you displaying your strength, but you’re also opening up the space to allow other people to feel safe in making their own mistakes.
“When you rectify something you’ve done wrong, not only are you displaying your strength, but you’re also opening up the space to allow other people to feel safe in making their own mistakes”
