AboutChristy Murphy Expertise I am gratefully ready to answer your questions regarding expressing gratitude and saying thank you. This includes topics such as wording and etiquette for thank you notes, cards and letters in addition to advice on acceptance speeches, and sharing your appreciation every day.
Experience I am founder of http://www.my-thank-you-site.com. I have also been a professional writer, and public speaker for over ten years.
Publications My writing has appeared in publications such as Miami Herald, Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel, Cat Fancy, and Pulp Magazine. I have also been featured on numerous radio stations and television shows including CNN's Showbiz Today, CBS News, and Channel 7 News in Australia.
Education/Credentials Florida International University - Journalism
Question hello maam, my name's saad. Coming to the point, well i find it pretty hard to say sorry to anyone. I cant even say sorry to my mum if i've done something wrong and i know it was my mistake. please help me with this, im starting to lose close friends because of this!
Answer Saad, you've practically written the words in your question. Keep it simple and be sincere. If you are truly sorry for your error and not just the fact that you are suffering the consequences of being caught in your mistake, your sincerity will come through. Then even something as simple as, "I was wrong. I am sorry," can do the trick. Most importantly, try to avoid making the same mistake twice. The best apologies are the ones where you are actually sorry enough to change your behavior.
