A simple “I’m sorry” goes a long way to finding peace.
It’s two words that are strong enough to heal animosity between friends.
It’s humbling yourself enough to admit you did something wrong or something you wish you had done differently.
It’s showing others that you are imperfect, and that’s OK.
It’s a way to validate someone else’s feelings. You don’t have to be right all the time.
It’s having the courage to be humble and reflective.
It’s a strong personality trait to show humility because if you’re able to identify both your strengths and weaknesses, you have the power to be better. Taking ownership is strong.
It’s a way to de-escalate tension so positive results and communication can happen.
It’s a way to mend hurt, settle disagreements, and break down barriers.
It’s a peaceful feeling. Sincerity heals wounds. Find joy.
Life is short. Let’s spend it peacefully.
It’s OK not to be OK.