You Goofed. Now What?

An episode of the Reflections on Leadership podcast, hosted by Karl Bimshas, titled "You Goofed. Now What?" was published on October 28, 2017 and runs 3 minutes.

October 28, 2017 ·3m · Reflections on Leadership

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Apologizing isn't weak, unless it's a weak apology. It this episode, learn the six elements sincere apologies share. Listen for them in others and use them yourself to rebuild after your mistake.

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Apologizing isn't weak, unless it's a weak apology. It this episode, learn the six elements sincere apologies share. Listen for them in others and use them yourself to rebuild after your mistake.

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