Unlock the Surprising Truth About What Really Deserves Your Anger—and How It Can Change Your Life Forever
I decided to write this post because far too often I find myself both saying and hearing “sorry” before too many conversations. I’m not saying you should never say you are sorry. I’m suggesting that we collectively can work on the soft skill that that means we don’t need to start every conversation with an apology… with an excuse.
The underlying logic is this… if you are starting every conversation with an apology you might be doing something wrong.
Along this same line of thinking… if you are consistently late this will be noticed by your peers, your partners, and your customers. You have the power to fix this. Some say it’s a passive-aggressive behavior to always be late. Perhaps there is some truth to this. But, trust me, you don’t want to be the person that people know will ALWAYS be late. You might think it’s fashionable, but it’s just plain rude and something YOU can control.
