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Dr. Kirk Honda starts his deep dive on apologies and forgiveness.


00:00 Apology Deep Dive (Chapter One: Definition and Components)

00:27 Apology exercise

13:41 Definitions of forgiveness 

28:47 Happiness = Deep dives

35:55 Other terms in an apology

38:20 Non-apologies

40:44 Components of an apology

1:09:14 Considerations

1:26:23 Dr. Kirk's transgression

1:30:25 Sincerity 

1:42:38 Non-verbal apologies



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Anonymous

Thank you for this deep dive! This is a topic that I didn't even know I needed to learn so much about, and I will be sharing these ideas with my partner so that we can improve our apologies to each other. I am in college right now studying psychology, and you have inspired me for years to continue. I aspire to become as immersed in the field as you are now and to be as half as understanding of a person. Truly, thank you.

Anonymous

I know this is really out there but, you could totally create a certification for apology coaching, it could be a whole industry … yea it’s out there lol but if I was a practicing therapist, I’d want to get that cert