An apology is more than just saying, “Sorry.”  There's an art to apologizing, in fact, three parts to it: 1. Own It 2. Feel and Empathize 3. Make It Right Let's explore these tools, plus: What sort of things should I apologize for? When should I apologize? How should I apologize? What if I don’t think what I did was wrong, but someone still felt hurt by it? What if the other person is partly to blame? What if I think I’ll make the same mistake again? What happens after I apologize? .   .   . To help you remember, I created an “<a href='https://empowerfulgirls.com/2021/04/13/ep-014-apologize/'>Apology</a>” poster. Go get your printable in the <a href='https://empowerfulgirls.com/2021/04/13/ep-014-apologize/'>10 for Tweens Ep. 014 show notes</a> on <a href='https://empowerfulgirls.com/2021/04/13/ep-014-apologize/'>EmpowerfulGirls.com</a>.

An apology is more than just saying, “Sorry.” There's an art to apologizing, in fact, three parts to it: 1. Own It 2. Feel and Empathize 3. Make It Right Let's explore these tools, plus: What sort of things should I apologize for? When should I apologize? How should I apologize? What if I don’t think what I did was wrong, but someone still felt hurt by it? What if the other person is partly to blame? What if I think I’ll make the same mistake again? What happens after I apologize? . . . To help you remember, I created an “Apology” poster. Go get your printable in the 10 for Tweens Ep. 014 show notes on EmpowerfulGirls.com.

An apology is more than just saying, “Sorry.”&nbsp; There's an art to apologizing, in fact, three parts to it: 1. Own It 2. Feel and Empathize 3. Make It Right Let's explore these tools, plus: What sort of things should I apologize for? When should I apologize? How should I apologize? What if I don’t think what I did was wrong, but someone still felt hurt by it? What if the other person is partly to blame? What if I think I’ll make the same mistake again? What happens after I apologize? . &nbsp; .&nbsp; &nbsp;. To help you remember, I created an “<a href="https://empowerfulgirls.com/2021/04/13/ep-014-apologize/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Apology</a>” poster. Go get your printable in the <a href="https://empowerfulgirls.com/2021/04/13/ep-014-apologize/" rel="noopener noreferrer">10 for Tweens Ep. 014 show notes</a> on <a href="https://empowerfulgirls.com/2021/04/13/ep-014-apologize/" rel="noopener noreferrer">EmpowerfulGirls.com</a>.

014. Apologize

This is 10 for Teens + Tweens, a 10-ish minute podcast by Empowerful Girls that helps you grow curiosity, compassion, and confidence so you can take on the world! &nbsp; Host Stephanie Valdez discusses positive themes and tackles tough topics, teaching girls how to handle them. She shares guidance on personal development, physical and mental health, relationships, and media literacy. She hopes every girl listening will accept and embrace herself (strengths and weaknesses), make stronger connections with friends and family, and be mindful with media. More than anything, Stephanie wants girls to know for themselves that they are enough. &nbsp; &nbsp; Stephanie Valdez is the founder and director of Empowerful Girls. She has a degree in Communications and a background in Journalism. Stephanie is certified as a Girl Power Instructor, as well as in Social and Emotional Learning and Youth Mental Health First Aid.&nbsp; She has years of experience mentoring teens and tweens, and is also raising her own.

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This is 10 for Teens + Tweens, a 10-ish minute podcast by Empowerful Girls that helps you grow curiosity, compassion, and confidence so you can take on the world!   Host Stephanie Valdez discusses positive themes and tackles tough topics, teaching girls how to handle them. She shares guidance on personal development, physical and mental health, relationships, and media literacy. She hopes every girl listening will accept and embrace herself (strengths and weaknesses), make stronger connections with friends and family, and be mindful with media. More than anything, Stephanie wants girls to know for themselves that they are enough.     Stephanie Valdez is the founder and director of Empowerful Girls. She has a degree in Communications and a background in Journalism. Stephanie is certified as a Girl Power Instructor, as well as in Social and Emotional Learning and Youth Mental Health First Aid.  She has years of experience mentoring teens and tweens, and is also raising her own.

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