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The Importance of Apologizing with John Green
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1:58:46 - 2:05:56 (07:09)

John discusses the importance of recognizing mistakes and apologizing for them in a timely manner, rather than waiting months or years down the line.

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This episode discusses the value of experiencing failure and how it helps shape individuals into kind, humble, and level-headed people.
1:58:46 - 2:00:23 (01:36)
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Failure
A former Saturday Night Live writer discusses how the nature of the job and constant reminders that it's an absurd way to make a living offer some insulation against failure and how these failures can be a gift.
2:00:23 - 2:01:29 (01:06)
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Failure
The discussion centers around the idea that apologizing is not necessarily an ethical question, but rather related to ethics.
2:01:30 - 2:02:50 (01:19)
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Ethics
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The discussion centers around the idea that apologizing is not necessarily an ethical question, but rather related to ethics. The guest is then asked what message they would put on a billboad to broadcast to billions of people if they had the chance.

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The Importance of Apologizing with John Green
Episode
#565: Michael Schur, Creator of “The Good Place” — How SNL Trains Writers, His TV University at “The Office,” Lessons from Lorne Michaels, Wisdom from David Foster Wallace, and Exploring Moral Philosophy with “How to Be Perfect”
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The Tim Ferriss Show
Apologizing is an important aspect of being a better person, recognizing our mistakes, and healing relationships.
2:02:50 - 2:05:56 (03:06)
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Self-improvement.
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Apologizing is an important aspect of being a better person, recognizing our mistakes, and healing relationships. The speaker believes that if he could send a message encouraging people to apologize, the majority would have someone they need to say sorry to.

Chapter
The Importance of Apologizing with John Green
Episode
#565: Michael Schur, Creator of “The Good Place” — How SNL Trains Writers, His TV University at “The Office,” Lessons from Lorne Michaels, Wisdom from David Foster Wallace, and Exploring Moral Philosophy with “How to Be Perfect”
Podcast
The Tim Ferriss Show