When we experience harm from others, it is common to expect an apology as a form of resolution. However, it is crucial to understand that while an apology holds power, it should not be a requirement for our own personal progress.

The reality is that some individuals may choose not to apologize, and this decision is often beyond our control. Nevertheless, we have the ability to seek our own closure independently of their apology.

By finding inner strength and embracing our personal healing journey, we can attain closure and move forward in our lives. Instead of depending on external validation through an apology, we empower ourselves to find resolution and growth from within.

On this week's podcast episode, join me as I talk about releasing the need for an apology, 10 reasons why someone may resist apologizing, as well as five questions to ask yourself, enabling personal reflection and growth in this area.

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