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Why You Keep Saying Sorry (And What It's Really Telling You)

Why you keep saying sorry — your habit is a messenger, not a mistake "Sorry, can I take the word?" "Sorry for taking up so much space." "Sorry to ask you again." You say sorry constantly. For existing. For speaking. For asking. For needing. You apologize for things that don't require apology. And you know it. But you can't stop. This isn't weakness. It's not something to fix or judge. It's a habit. And habits are messengers. Your "sorry" is telling you something. It's showing you a pattern you learned — probably when you were young. Maybe you learned that taking up space wasn't safe. That your needs were too much. That being small and apologetic kept you protected. That was survival then. But now? It's keeping you stuck. The way out isn't to judge yourself for it. It's to own it. In this video, you'll discover: Why you keep saying sorry (even when you know you shouldn't) What your "sorry" habit is really telling you How this pattern started (and why it made sense then) The difference between judging a habit and owning it What ownership actually means (accepting it as part of your story) How to shift from unconscious apologizing to conscious choice Ownership doesn't mean liking the habit. It means accepting: "When I was young, I chose this. It kept me safe. But now, it's not serving me." You don't fix this by forcing yourself to stop. You shift it by understanding what it's protecting you from. Your habit isn't the problem. It's the messenger. And the message is: you're still trying to stay small and safe. 📖 Download my free ebook "Your Fear Is Your Guide" 👉 https://www.schoolforauthenticity.nl/... 🎓 More about the School for Authenticity: 👉 www.schoolforauthenticity.nl 📱 Follow me: LinkedIn:   / guidodevalk   Instagram:   / guidodevalk   Facebook:   / guidodevalk   ⏰ New videos every Wednesday & Sunday #overApologizing #sayingSorry #sorryHabit #peoplepleasing #boundaries #selfWorth #ownership #habits #consciousCreation #authenticity #stopApologizing #takingUpSpace #emotionalPatterns #childhoodPatterns #selfawareness