<p>There are 3 kinds of "I'm sorry" - each one takes on a higher level of responsibility for the situation. Listen to find out 3 ways confident women know how to say "I'm sorry" ...and a 4th that they NEVER use.</p>

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There are 3 kinds of "I'm sorry" - each one takes on a higher level of responsibility for the situation. Listen to find out 3 ways confident women know how to say "I'm sorry" ...and a 4th that they NEVER use. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/become-confidently-she/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/become-confidently-she/support

<p>There are 3 kinds of "I'm sorry" - each one takes on a higher level of responsibility for the situation. Listen to find out 3 ways confident women know how to say "I'm sorry" ...and a 4th that they NEVER use.</p>

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93 | She's comfortable saying "I'm sorry"

Learn from someone who's been there and done that. Rebekah Buege is a body connection coach and top performer in her corporate sales role. She's a first-time author, one-time marathon finisher, and long-time Seinfeld watcher. She's an ex-fiancée, an all-star auntie, and a recovering perfectionist. Whether it's body image and breakups or negotiating promotions and navigating toxic relationships...she hosts this straight-to-the-point show to give practical, relatable advice for building feminine confidence, in less than 30 minutes per episode. Want more? go to www.bodyconfidencequiz.com

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