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Admitting you’re wrong and fessing up to your mistakes fosters open and honest communications, which allow trust to be built and respect to be warranted. Here are six steps to

1. Apologizing is not easy: a poorly executed apology can actually exacerbate an existing issue. Be ready to apologize in a way that is most likely to solve the problem you create

Aristotle defined happiness as eudaemonia, which means “good spirit.” He posited that genuine happiness wasn’t so much about seeking it out, but rather drawing it

1. Reconnect with yourself: when a decision brings on feelings of self-doubt, ask yourself, “is this what I really want?” An honest answer to this question will help y