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When a reputation is soiled, we have to be very careful how we tread going forward trying to rebuild it. We cannot be caught explaining away our misdemeanours and making excuses. The best bet, though not easy, is to vulnerably accept our mess. Listen to this.
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This is a very valid question. Do we repair or rebuild? Obviously, whatever the case, a reputation cannot stay soiled. We have to promptly do something to rectify a dented reputation. That's the main thing. The secondary this is are we rebuilding the old or starting afresh? Listen to this.
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A reputation is lost and becomes very hard to amend when other people report your misdemeanors. In other words, if we wait until we are found out, we look like we are phony when we try to remake ourselves. Here is what we need to do. Listen to this.
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A broken reputation is not a lost cause. We have seen many people the world over come back even stronger after they have messed up their reputations. One of the things about a reputation is the expectations that it gives people about you. If you veered off this, this is what you can do.
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Cold heartedness is something we can easily attribute to other people. What we need to understand is that we are so prone to it, and could even be operating with it today. If we are talking about going to ground zero to uncover what went wrong, we will find out something about our hearts growing cold...listen to this.
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The advice given to a certain church in the Bible is what we can use if we wanted to recover our dented reputation: "Remember the place from which you fell, go back and start doing those things you used to do." This is what I refer to as 'ground zero.' There is much power in finding our ground zero in order to recover a reputation. Listen to this.
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The worst thing we do as humans is to try to explain away our messes. It takes years to repair and to regain trust. It messes up relationships. There is a much simpler (even though not easy) way to do it, and that is to simply admit our fault, quit it and move on. Here are three considerations. Listen to this.
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It is costly to lose a reputation, but the good news is that even though there is a price to pay for it, we can never really be beyond redemption. Redemption is a daily human mercy that we get from God and that we offer each other. However, the person that has messed up has a part to play. Listen to this.
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We are all human. We are told that to err is human to forgive is divine. The forgiveness of the divine is at times blanket, but the forgiveness of a human is measured and always tagged on something. When we mess up our reputations, this is the worst thing that we can do. Listen to this.
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If I were to quantify what I have lost by having a bad reputation, whether that was my fault of the fault of someone else, I would suddenly have a wake up call. The not knowing what we lose is what keeps us holding onto bad reputations and not care about it. Listen to this.
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