Yo! Too many people have NO idea how to GENUINELY apologize when they feel bad, or when it's called for. It took me a long ass time to learn how to deliver a genuine apology, and how to leave it alone if it wasn't received or accepted.
We're going to discuss the outline of what a genuine apology is. I'm not gonna get to far down this rabbit hole of WHY you should / shouldn't apologize-- there are WAY too many variables for that BS, but I challenge you to be honest with yourself. How genuine are your apologies? How often are you guilty of half-assing your way through it?
Let's get into it!
