Chapter
How to Approach Betrayal In A Relationship or Friendship
02:17 - 08:36 (06:18)
Confronting a person who betrayed you can cause negative energy in your life, so it's okay to let go and move on. If you choose to stay in the relationship or friendship, confront the person by saying "I need to apologize for something" and have a conversation if you need closure.
Clips
In this podcast episode, the speaker shares her personal experience of being betrayed in her business, and how she used the experience to improve herself and establish better boundaries.
02:17 - 04:18 (02:01)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the speaker shares her personal experience of being betrayed in her business, and how she used the experience to improve herself and establish better boundaries. The episode offers valuable insights on coping with betrayal and growing as a businesswoman.
ChapterHow to Approach Betrayal In A Relationship or Friendship
EpisodeWhat to Do When You’ve Been Cheated On
PodcastThe Mel Robbins Podcast
The speaker describes a situation where they chose to move on instead of confronting a person who had done something wrong and explains the reason behind it.
04:18 - 06:45 (02:26)
Summary
The speaker describes a situation where they chose to move on instead of confronting a person who had done something wrong and explains the reason behind it.
ChapterHow to Approach Betrayal In A Relationship or Friendship
EpisodeWhat to Do When You’ve Been Cheated On
PodcastThe Mel Robbins Podcast
If you want to repair the relationship after a betrayal, try saying "I need to apologize for something" to start a conversation.
06:45 - 08:36 (01:51)
Summary
If you want to repair the relationship after a betrayal, try saying "I need to apologize for something" to start a conversation. For the relationship to continue after the conversation, both parties must acknowledge the betrayal and discuss how it has affected them.