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I'm Sorry, Who Are You?

By: Shennandoah Diaz | 2010-03-30 | Networking
The value of person to person networking as a solid marketing strategy is beyond measure. By building strong relationships with contacts on a personal level, you create a customer and partner for life. Despite the importance of this type of marketing, a sort of taboo has clouded the idea. read more

I'm Sorry Notes

By: Mike Victor | 2010-04-01 | Relationships
Sometime people lose their loved one because of minor mistake. This article helps people on removing effect of minor mistake in order to get their relationship going to long term. read more

Emotional I’m Sorry Letters

By: Elle Campburn | 2011-07-07 | Writing
I’m sorry letters will surely melt your heart. If you have received apology letters from someone who have offended you, you may probably wonder how difficult it could be. At times we think that writing sorry letters can be very difficult. But in reality, these sorry letters will help you let out of your emotions in ways you can’t imagine. read more

Great Parents Say I'm Sorry

By: Shiloh Lundahl, LCSW | 2012-02-15 | Parenting
Just like kids, parents make mistakes. But the the neat thing is we don't have to be perfect in order to raise great kids. read more

How to Write I'm Sorry Letters to Your Girlfriend

By: Swetha Venkataraman | 2010-03-31 | Communications
If you wanted to write a sorry letter to your girlfriend, don't start with a simple I'm sorry. Instead start writing about the incident and how bad you feel about your behavior, and end with your sincere, heartfelt sorry. While starting to write a sorry letter to your girlfriend, tell her that you never intended to hurt her. read more

Should You Say "I'm Sorry" When You Apologize?

By: Chris Steiner | 2010-11-10 | Relationships
At some point, you've almost certainly had an occasion to apologize to someone. We all do things that we later regret, particularly when we see that our actions, even when unintentional, hurt someone about whom we care. You're first reaction in these situations, is typically to say "I'm sorry." Is that the right reaction? read more

Write I’m Sorry Letters Now And Win Her Back

By: Elle Campburn | 2011-04-21 | Arts & Entertainment
Everybody wants to learn how to write I’m sorry letters. For these are such significant means on making amends with people we have offended, we have to learn how to write apology letters. If we have offended people who are dear to use, it is then our responsibility to make them feel that we are deeply sorry for what we did. read more

I’m Sorry Letters That Sound So Sincere

By: Elle Campburn | 2011-04-21 | Arts & Entertainment
How we wish we always have to chance to make things right every time we commit mistakes. Be careful because not all the time we are given the opportunity to fix what was broken. One thing we need to bear in mind is that delaying our apologies would only mean prolonging our agony. In learning how to write I’m sorry letters, you must always remember that fixing things entails more than just saying read more

Start Writing Those I’m Sorry Letters Now

By: Elle Campburn | 2011-07-07 | Writing
How do you apologize to someone you have caused some disappointment? Apologizing can be a big challenging especially to those people who are not used to it. Writing I’m sorry letters will help you where to start realizing your mistakes and making things right. You don’t have to complicate things because apologizing can start with sorry letters. read more

Warm Their Hearts With I’m Sorry Letters

By: Elle Campburn | 2011-07-07 | Writing
Writing I’m sorry letters can be challenging for some. Remember that with apology letters, you have to humble yourself in order to let the person feel who apologetic you are. You can simply explain what happened and let the person know that you admit your mistakes and that you are willing to start all over again. read more

Send The Message Across With I’m Sorry Letters

By: Elle Campburn | 2011-07-07 | Writing
Everyday, we meet different people and we also hurt the ones we already have. True enough, mending a broken relationship can be very difficult. It takes a lot of courage because accepting one’s fault is never that easy. Being able to utter the word “I’m sorry” entails strength and humility. In every mistake we commit, sincerity and acceptance are the two most important things. read more

A Simple "I'm Sorry" is Not Enough

By: Tina Lovell | 2010-03-31 | Relationships
People hurt each other all the time. Sometimes its intentional, but many times it isn't. The same is true of marriage, but magnified many times over. The hurts seem to feel greater, because of the closeness of the relationship. So how do you get past these hurts and move forward? An apology is a great place to start, but not the ending point. read more

Sorry Letter to Someone

By: John K Hill | 2010-04-01 | Relationships
People tend to make mistakes in day to day life. This article help people how to say I'm sorry to someone appropriately. The focus is on writing a sorry letter to apologize. read more

How Do I Prove To My Wife That I'm Sorry I Cheated?

By: Katie Lersch | 2010-11-04 | Infidelity
I get this question a lot. I often write about my recovery after my husband cheated on me. So, sometimes men contact me and ask for some suggestions or ways that they can "prove" to their wife that they really are sorry and want to save the marriage. They are often looking for some magical words, the perfect "I'm sorry gift," or the right actions to take to prove how remorseful they really are. read more

I'm So Sorry I Hurt My Husband. How Can I Get Him Back?

By: Leslie Cane | 2010-11-09 | Break-up
I recently heard from a wife who felt that the bad shape her marriage was in was all her fault. Some destructive behavior, bad decisions, and indiscretions had hurt her husband very much. The husband was so hurt and upset, that he wasn't sure that he wanted to be married anymore. The threat of losing her husband made this wife realize that she indeed loved her husband and did not want to lose him. read more