@vusithembekwayo_official: 2024 may have been a year of achievements, challenges, and growth, but let’s take a moment to talk about the relationships that didn’t go as planned—the ones that drifted, the ones that broke, or the ones that ended with words we wish we could take back. As we step into a new year, there’s one powerful tool we can all carry with us: the ability to say, 'I’m sorry.' It’s not easy. In fact, it takes a tremendous amount of emotional intelligence to acknowledge your part in what went wrong. Saying 'I’m sorry' requires vulnerability, humility, and self-awareness. It’s about looking past pride and ego to prioritize connection and healing. And let’s be honest—those are not easy things to do. But here’s the truth: apologizing doesn’t make you weak; it makes you strong. It shows that you value the relationship more than being “right.”