Stop Saying I'm Sorry

from Nearly Mindful · host Janet Fouts

Saying "I'm sorry" can become a reflexive response to so many things, but do we really mean it? Saying I’m sorry isn’t always an acceptance of responsibility, or fault, offering to fix it, or taking the blame for something. And yet we say it. So what can we do to express regret for something someone is experiencing? Listen on. Get full access to Microdosed Mindfulness at www.microdosedmindfulness.com/subscribe

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