Most relationship advice books that focus on apologizing, draw on techniques that were effective decades ago. Being able to apologize today is a combination of the most effective techniques from the past with new tested methods that show quicker results. Everything today is happening around us at a lightning fast pace, and apologizing correctly can mend fences faster and restore relationships too. Here’s a book that draws on effective strategies and personal experience from a person who has had trouble apologizing her whole life.
In her book, How to Apologize, Daytona Watterson—authority on relationship advice—shows you step by step tips for timing the apology to get the maximum results. She shows you how waiting too long to apologize caused many of the early problems that she experienced in all her relationships. Whether with family or her lovers, Daytona shares personal experiences where she played the blame game rather than apologize, and it had disastrous results. The biggest reason you will draw so much valuable information from this book is Daytona never preaches about what is the right way to do anything. By drawing on her own personal mistakes, you get to connect with a writer like never before on the subject of apologizing.
~ By showing you how not apologizing destroyed relationships with everyone around me, you get to see how those results could be results you may experience in the near future. My past troubles gives you a chance to see the end result long before you have to go through all that pain that I had to endure. By making simple adjustments to how you feel about apologizing, you can transform all those relationships you have. Learning how to be kind can multiply the kindness others send your way, you just have to learn the secrets on how to apologize correctly. I hope my experiences will save you years of headaches, letting you enjoy that precious time you have with family, friends, and partners. Daytona ~
Here Is A Preview Of What You’ll Learn…
- The power of the apology
- Letting go of your ego and saying I’m sorry
- When you should apologize
- Stop playing the blame game
- Mending fences by being kind instead of being right
- The children are watching
- The ultimate benefits of apologizing
- Much, much more!
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