Sorry, NOT Sorry

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01/20/21 • 15 min

Do you find yourself over-apologizing or apologizing when it's not even necessary? Kimberly outlines some strategies for breaking habit and why it's important that you do.

Do you find yourself over-apologizing or apologizing when it's not even necessary? Kimberly outlines some strategies for breaking habit and why it's important that you do.

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The Midlife - Sorry, NOT Sorry

Transcript

Welcome to The Midlife Podcast. Today I wanted to talk about the single most misused phrase in the English language. But why limit my theory to English. Maybe the single most misused phrase in any language, spoken or written or signed, dead or alive. The only limiting factor in my statement is that I should clarify “misused by women”. Yes, even by ancient Roman women speaking latin. That phrase is “I’m Sorry”.

I have scientific proof. A study published in Psychological Sci