LPT: Stop over apologizing it can impact how others see you and how you feel about yourself. It is common to say “sorry” as a reflex, even for things that do not require an apology, like taking a few seconds to reply, needing a moment to think, or even just being in someone’s way. But constantly apologizing can subtly lower your self-confidence and make others see you as less assertive. Try replacing “sorry” with “thank you” instead. Fo…

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LPT – Avoid Excuses: Resist the urge to offer excuses or justifications when apologizing, as they can dilute the sincerity of your apology. submitted by /u/EngineMain199

If there’s a single scene of Malcolm in the Middle that distills the entire show, it’s Hal apologizing to Lois at the batting cages. submitted by /u/detectiveriggsboson

LPT: When apologizing for something, never use the word “but” in your apology. I see/hear this all the time when someone says “I’m sorry, but…” or “I apologize, however…” Using those words (or similar) after an apology essentially negates any sincerity expressed prior to that word. Especially in close relationships or social interactions something like “I’m sorry I was late but traffic was crazy” or “I’m sorry I did