Welcome.
The Negotiated Apology is a first-of-it’s-kind program that deconstructs apologies into a winnable process based on principles of negotiation. The purpose: to help you maximize your chances of earning forgiveness. To this end, we showcase and apply the power of apologies through education, media, dispute resolution and more.
You came across our revolution because you were meant to be here.
Restore relationships
You apologize because you care. You apologize because you want to fix and maintain the relationships that brings you meaning. You apologize to close old chapters so new, better ones may be written. You know your ‘why‘ best. Let us help you with the ‘how.’
Build Community
We live in a world where a stranger can become a friend in a heartbeat. We share in bountiful diversity of culture, thought, and experiences. Where differences may clash, mutuality may be found through our shared desire to come together and get along.
Create a new culture of professionalism
Maintaining relationships is one of the highest key metric for workplace success. It determines your ability to bond with clients, colleagues, and mentors. The interconnected pyramid of relationships determine the internal culture and external reputation for entire organizations. Invest in the health of your culture from the ground-up by empowering everyone to create a safe and accountable workplace.
The Apology Workshop
The Apology Workshop is a live seminar where you will learn to utilize The Negotiated Apology. We host public classes for the community and private classes for corporate clients. Find out more, here.
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Testimonials
"Healing the World"
If we can all learn to have an open heart and be able to have these healthy communications with other people, I really think it is the key to healing the world.
"Thoughtful"
I loved it. I think he took a concept that most people don’t take a lot of thought to that requires a lot of thought. I think apologies in our society have historically been very simple and I think that’s the problem. And he’s given so much analysis to this process that is so important. So I loved it. Definitely spoke to the mental health side of me.
"Connection"
I love the way he had us interact with each other. It was a very human moment. It was becoming vulnerable... I made an intense connection with a stranger and now we’re going to have coffee.
"It's Not Really Taught"
There’s a lot to digest and take in. I think he [Jon] did a fantastic job and I learned a lot about the process of apologizing because it’s not really taught. You never actually get to learn it; everybody’s just flying by the seat of their pants. So, it was really good to take it all in and I’m excited to use what I learned today.
"For Everyone"
I would 100% recommend this to anyone dealing with literally anything in their life; from someone who’s just in high school to an old biddy at the twilight of their life, and anyone in between.
"Great Toolset"
I would recommend it to anyone who wants a better relationship with anyone; your mom, your brother, your sister, your lover, whoever. It’s likely you’ll have to have this conversation multiple times in your life. So, it’s a great toolset to have in your toolbelt.
