Podcasts about sorry cycle

In this episode, we look at replacing the "I'm sorry" cycle with a more positive "thank you" statement. Instead of saying, "I am sorry I am late", it could be changed to, "Thank you for waiting for me". We talk about changing the way we view our conversations if we are always apologizing. We definitely need to own our behavior and apologize when it is ours to own but often we get into the habit of saying "I'm sorry" when we are just trying to smooth the waters and prevent a disagreement. Is this something you need to change? Listen and grow with us!

Maybe today you're tired of pulling on a door that just won't open. Maybe today you're ready to break free from the “Sorry Cycle.” It's in the third awakening where we can find new direction. The third awakening can change the course of our future. The third awakening is Awakening to Help

Maybe today you're tired of pulling on a door that just won't open. Maybe today you're ready to break free from the “Sorry Cycle.” It's in the third awakening where we can find new direction. The third awakening can change the course of our future. The third awakening is Awakening to Help

When we have done something wrong or when something undeserved has happened to us, we can easily get hung up in guilt, blame, and grudge holding. The questions and emotions inside us can prevent us from moving past our regrets in a new direction. Once we recognize our regrets, it's time to begin to release them. This is a critical step that often demands that we forgive or seek forgiveness moving us one step closer to breaking out of the Sorry Cycle. So if regret has become a useless burden around your neck, drop it. Let's learn to let it go. Release it.

In order to fully exit the Sorry Cycle and start over, we need to allow God to redeem our regrets, trusting him to make something good out of them.

In order to fully exit the Sorry Cycle and start over, we need to allow God to redeem our regrets, trusting him to make something good out of them.

In order to be free from the Sorry Cycle and the burden that holding on to regret can have on us, we must move to the second step and release it.

In order to be free from the Sorry Cycle and the burden that holding on to regret can have on us, we must move to the second step and release it.

In order to break out of the Sorry Cycle of longing and regret, we must first recognize our regret to understand what it is we are feeling sorry about.

In order to break out of the Sorry Cycle of longing and regret, we must first recognize our regret to understand what it is we are feeling sorry about.