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Apology not accepted? There's a reason. Join Coach Kelly DuPée on the Turn It Up Marriage Tips and Tools Show for an insightful episode on the art of apologizing in relationships.
Have you ever felt that your apology just didn't hit the mark with your spouse or loved one? You're not alone. In this video, Kelly explores why some apologies fail and shares the five essential elements that make an authentic and effective apology. Rooted in faith-based wisdom, these five "R's" – Repeat, Responsibility, Regret, Repentance, and Request – are designed to help mend and strengthen your relationships.
As a pastor, police chaplain, Christian marriage coach, and author of "Turn It Up," Kelly blends personal experiences with biblical teachings, offering practical advice for healthy and reconciled relationships. Discover how to genuinely listen, take ownership of your actions, express true regret, initiate positive change, and seek forgiveness.
If you're looking to improve your marriage or relationship communication, Kelly also offers a free guide, "Speak Love: Five Communication Tips for a Stronger Relationship." Comment "guide" to receive your copy, and don't forget to share, subscribe, and engage with the community. Let's all strive for healthier, happier connections.
Thank you for tuning in, and remember, when relationships get messy, it's time to turn it up with sincere apologies and heartfelt forgiveness.
For more resources, go to www.turnitup.coach
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Apology not accepted? There's a reason. Join Coach Kelly DuPée on the Turn It Up Marriage Tips and Tools Show for an insightful episode on the art of apologizing in relationships.
Have you ever felt that your apology just didn't hit the mark with your spouse or loved one? You're not alone. In this video, Kelly explores why some apologies fail and shares the five essential elements that make an authentic and effective apology. Rooted in faith-based wisdom, these five "R's" – Repeat, Responsibility, Regret, Repentance, and Request – are designed to help mend and strengthen your relationships.
As a pastor, police chaplain, Christian marriage coach, and author of "Turn It Up," Kelly blends personal experiences with biblical teachings, offering practical advice for healthy and reconciled relationships. Discover how to genuinely listen, take ownership of your actions, express true regret, initiate positive change, and seek forgiveness.
If you're looking to improve your marriage or relationship communication, Kelly also offers a free guide, "Speak Love: Five Communication Tips for a Stronger Relationship." Comment "guide" to receive your copy, and don't forget to share, subscribe, and engage with the community. Let's all strive for healthier, happier connections.
Thank you for tuning in, and remember, when relationships get messy, it's time to turn it up with sincere apologies and heartfelt forgiveness.
For more resources, go to www.turnitup.coach