
20/07/2025
Be mindful of the things you do and the actions you take even when you’re angry or under pressure.
According to Pst. Orji Stanley Amanze, apologizing isn’t always a sign of humility; it’s often a sign of repeated mistakes.
If you find yourself saying “I’m sorry” 100 times a day, it likely means you made 100 avoidable mistakes. That’s not humility, it’s carelessness.
So, slow down. Think through your actions. Choose wisely.
It’s better to be cautious than to be constantly apologizing.
Some mistakes leave a mark that “sorry” can’t erase.
Some damage runs too deep to repair no matter how many times we apologize.
Yes, we’re human. But not every mistake can be amended.
That’s why we must learn to be careful, to think before we act.
The goal isn’t to keep saying “sorry”
The goal is to live in a way that requires fewer apologies.
Choose your actions wisely. Speak with thought.
Live intentionally
Emem Sampson