No one likes admitting they are wrong, but when you are an apology goes a long way to restoring harmony. Here’s a thought, apologizing even when you do not think you are wrong also restores harmony. 

How to apologize when you did no wrong, but someone thinks you did? You say the following

“I’m sorry. “

“I’m sorry, I did not mean to upset you.”

“I’m sorry, “I will try to do better.”

You are not admitting wrongdoing, but acknowledging the other person’s perspective. 

Thank you and Practice Kindness by liking, commenting on, or sharing this and other EFT posts.  Be even kinder by buying one of my eBooks. They cost less than a latte or move and last long. Kindness is karma, sharing is caring. Here is  my Amazon’s Author Page 

Katherine

A special thank you to Glen Welch for letting me use his Fallacy Ref to illustrate this post and the accompanying Poster Coach. 

Links of Interest

• Emotional Intelligence  (en.wikipedia.org)
• The five components of Emotional Intelligence  (www.sonoma.edu)
• An Emotional Fitness Program for Parents (amazon.com)
• Easy Emotional Fitness Exercises.