But actually, it takes a strong person to admit fault, and it puts us in a stronger position with others. Sort out your fault(s)—mistake, unskillfulness, misdeed, error, etc.—from the other pieces of ...

When someone admits fault (always broadly defined, in my usage here) to me, I feel safer, on more solid ground, more at ease, warmer toward them—and more willing to admit faults myself.

Struggling to admit our own fault can harm our relationships and our personal growth. Here's how to get better at keeping your ego in check. IE 11 is not supported.

While the struggle to admit fault isn't exclusive to any gender, it often appears to manifest differently in men. But what lies beneath this reluctance? Is it ego, societal pressure, or something ...

My fiance’s sister and I have a strained relationship. I see her only at Thanksgiving, Christmas and occasional family events. She does not acknowledge me upon entering a room, her home, or my ...

But admitting to being wrong — whether it’s about the rules of a card game or about the results of an election — isn’t a weakness. It’s a powerful statement of vulnerability.

When someone admits fault (always broadly defined, in my usage here) to me, I feel safer, on more solid ground, more at ease, warmer toward them—and more willing to admit faults myself.