The Right Way to Apologize
If the words "I'm sorry" ever stick in your throat, maybe you don't realize how good it's going to feel afterward—oh, yeah, and the other person, too. Martha Beck puts you on the road to contrition.
Fortunately, the art of an apology is simple, and mastering it can mean a lifetime of solid, resilient relationships.
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How Far Will an Apology Go?
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Protect Your Marriage and Relationships
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Oprah Talks to the Central Park Jogger
For the first time, the young woman jogger left for dead in New York's Central Park by a pack of "wilding" boys breaks her silence, telling us what she remembers, what she wants, and what amazes her.
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An Act of Faith
Desperate to support his family, an armed gunman holds up a check-cashing store. How this armed robbery ended in prayer.
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5 Questions to Ask About Anyone in Your Life
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From the September 2004 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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