Learning How to Do Life Well
Rachel Porter talks about the 4th language of apology.
In addition to the original text of Scripture, this series draws the book “Please, Sorry, Thanks”, by Mark Batterson (Amazon affiliate link). We also are using “When Sorry Isn’t Enough“, an updated version of “The Five Languages of Apology” by Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas and “Effective Apology” by John Kador.
Tim looks at the second aspect of an effective apology – 3 big words that support the 3 BIG Words.
In addition to the original text of Scripture, this series draws the book “Please, Sorry, Thanks”, by Mark Batterson (Amazon affiliate link). We also are using “When Sorry Isn’t Enough“, an updated version of “The Five Languages of Apology” by Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas and “Effective Apology” by John Kador.
Tim discusses the second three steps in repairing trust.
Based on the book of the same name by Dr. Henry Cloud, Trust (Amazon affiliate link) looks at when to give it, when to withhold it, how to earn it, and how to fix it when it’s broken. Trust is the foundation of every relationship and must be handled wisely. These are lessons which are vital in the home, at work, and in every relationship.
[podlove-episode-web-player publisher="2386" post_id="2386"] Trudi follows up the apology profile with some common questions.
In addition to our notes from over six years ago — and our personal experiences since then — we are using two main sources. “When Sorry Isn’t Enough” is an updated version of “The Five Languages of Apology” by Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas. “Effective Apology” by John Kador explores this subject from a business viewpoint.
[podlove-episode-web-player publisher="2387" post_id="2387"] Trudi talks about actions to include in your apology.
In addition to our notes from over six years ago — and our personal experiences since then — we are using two main sources. “When Sorry Isn’t Enough” is an updated version of “The Five Languages of Apology” by Gary Chapman and Jennifer Thomas. “Effective Apology” by John Kador explores this subject from a business viewpoint.
[podlove-episode-web-player publisher="2627" post_id="2627"] Trudi finishes our discussion of Apology with a look at the ten most important do’s and don’ts of effective apologies. She also talks about the person who might be the hardest to apologize to, and what to do about it.