Why You Should Stop Saying “Sorry”

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@kekkles4001

Sorry... I'll try not to apologise so often

@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384

what a ridiculous piece of advice. you say sorry when you make a mistake and as an adult there is clear expectation that you will improve it. you are not a child lol. this is like just made up advice for people who are gullible.

@anticonfidencegirl

My parents don't even say "sorry". Saying the word at least shows acknowledging your wrong which is the beginning of any behavioural change. I'm literally at level 0 with that thing, trying to extract a sorry from their mouth but it seems very painful to them.

@smamucha

Leila mades good videos yet the cussing is sadly a downside.

@blackmanblue8937

saying you are sorry is an acknowledgment that you have done or said something wrong to the offended person. that is necessary. But her/him is right about taking action to change bad behavior.

@Stickerbob11

We have a supplier that opens up every email with “I apologize”, drives me nutz

@neginhsab

I initially thought this video was going to be about 'being bold' and women should stop appologizing - this video isn't that at all and is way better! Loved the video - I thought a more suitable title might be 'What To Tell Someone When They're "Sorry" ' . Leila articulated this so well it's everything that I try to tell people who've appologized to me in the past - but she just made it so clear - going to be sending this to anyone who throws me an empty appology.

@colthall1625

The best apology is changed behavior.

@inCARSONate

I’m sorry I left the toilet seat up. Wait - I thought I put it down, so who did it?

@mannya_realtor

You need to change the behavior and demonstrate what you’ve learned and what you plan on doing next. 🙏🏾

@ShellyNoelly

"Don't apologize - change your behavior"

@Marlonothompson

I’m all for changing behavior to show your apology is genuine. Learning not to react off emotion is a challenge. I win more than I lose 😊

@excelself

Exactly don’t apologize DO something about it.

@ISpiers

I have a growing problem with the unaccountably some people exhibit when not owning their mistakes and/or misbehavior, and justify their not apologizing.

@designerdoria

Insightful as always Leila. ❤

@joykennel5348

Love this! So easy to say sorry and not easy to actually change👏🔥🚀

@matthewdgomes

Every Canadians worst nightmare 😂 Great Video!

@DustyRoseLee

If I could give this video more than one like I would!!! You give great advice. It's awesome that you understand how to lower your own emotional reactivity by utilizing emotional intelligence. This is an area of life that most humans could improve and benefit from.