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October 11, 2016by greggwardMedia Press Respectful Leadership

Gregg Grades Trump and Clinton

Gregg returned to Good Morning Washington to discuss the apologies we heard from Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton during this past weekend’s second presidential debate. Trump’s apology concerned the controversial 2005 video that recently surfaced, while Clinton apologized yet again for the email scandal. Gregg reviewed the 7 steps that make up a Full Apology and graded each candidate on how...

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September 20, 2016by greggwardMedia Press Respectful Leadership

Watch Gregg Ward on Good Morning Washington

Gregg Ward recently appeared on Good Morning Washington to discuss what makes a good apology. Gregg talked about how to make a “Full Apology” with Autria Godfrey. He explained that it’s often hard for people to apologize because they feel guilty and uncomfortable. Gregg outlined the seven steps that anyone can use to genuinely and effectively say “I’m sorry.” Watch the video here.

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