Recover From Mistakes With Confidence

Women's Dating And Confidence Podcast

Amber Grubenmann

Boyfriend, Relationship, Hookup, Mental Health, Relationships, Health & Fitness, Confidence, Women, Sex, Self-improvement, Society & Culture, Marriage, Date, Men, Dating, Education, Conversation, Love

4.8 • 525 Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2019

⏱️ 11 minutes

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In this episode I will tell you about my four step process for recovering from any mistake (no matter how bad!) Mistakes actually give us an opportunity to grow and become more confident and resilient. Get the free guide Copy And Paste Texts For When He Is Pulling Away Or Acting Flaky: https://www.ambergrubenmann.com/copy-and-paste-texts-for-when-he-is-pulling-away-or-acting-flaky Interested in sharing your dating question on the show? You can schedule a free call if you allow me to recor...

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0:00.0	Hi everybody. Thanks for tuning into the women's dating and confidence podcast. Today I'm going to be
0:16.0	talking about how to recover for mistakes. So you made a mistake and I'm going to show you how to actually
0:23.4	leverage that as an opportunity to build your confidence instead of beating yourself up and actually
0:29.5	how to recover and make the best of it. And the reason I want to talk about that is because
0:35.8	this is the women's dating and confidence podcast.
0:40.4	And a big part of confidence is how you treat yourself and how you respond to things going on in your life and things that you do.
0:50.3	And you're a human.
0:52.3	So sometimes we're going to make a mistake.
0:54.8	Mistakes are really great opportunity to build confidence, to build resilience, to build
1:00.7	courage, and to practice ownership and responsibility.
1:05.5	So I want to talk about mistakes that I've made and how I use this process to move forward. And just before we
1:16.2	get into that, I do want to acknowledge that it's really rainy and windy here right now. So it might
1:21.5	be a little bit noisier on this episode than what you're used to. So sorry about that, but I still wanted to record the podcast.
1:29.8	So I want to start off by giving the example of a recent mistake that I made, which is that I had a
1:37.5	coaching session scheduled with one of my clients. And at the time when we were supposed to have
1:43.9	our session, I got a text from him and he was
1:47.6	like, hey, are we still having our session? And I realized that I completely forgot about it and I wasn't even
1:54.9	home and I could get home quickly. And so I texted him. I was like, oh, my goodness, I'm so sorry. Could we have
2:02.3	our call in 15 minutes? And then he was like, oh, I'm sorry, but I actually have to get going.
2:08.4	And I just felt awful about it. I felt like such an idiot, especially because it was in my calendar.
2:17.3	And my job means a lot to me, especially because I know how much people trust me when they work with me.
2:26.5	And so I felt like I just let him down in such a huge way. And I felt awful about it. So I started crying to my boyfriend and I was like, I'm such a bad
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