Apologize to a friend
Say sorry and actually mean it when you've messed up.
the scenario
try to:
- Name what you did without deflecting
- Say how you think it made them feel
- Avoid making excuses
- Ask what they need from you now
- Give them space to respond
How the call starts
In murmur, Taylor picks up. This is the first thing you hear.
them
Oh... hey. I wasn't sure if you'd call.
What to cover
- Name what you did without deflecting
- Say how you think it made them feel
- Avoid making excuses
- Ask what they need from you now
- Give them space to respond
Write these down before you dial. Build a script for this call with your own details.
Rehearse it once first
Reading a checklist is the easy part. Saying it to someone who answers back is where calls go wrong. In murmur you make this call out loud, the other side reacts, and afterwards you see which of these goals you hit.
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