1. Sincere apology and explanation: Apologize sincerely to the other party, indicating that your refusal at the time may have been due to poor consideration or misunderstanding. Explain the real reason for your refusal (if appropriate and does not deepen the harm), and let the other party understand your position and feelings. Meanwhile, express your desire to reconsider this decision.
2. Show your sincerity and value: Show your importance and sincerity towards this matter through concrete actions. For example, if a cooperation opportunity is rejected, a more detailed cooperation plan or improvement suggestion can be proposed; If you have declined a personal invitation, you can propose a more suitable time or activity for both parties. Let the other party see your efforts and changes, as well as the value of continuing to interact or collaborate with them.
3. Give the other party space and respect: After expressing your wishes, give the other party enough time and space to think about your request. Don't rush for success, respect the other party's decision-making power. Meanwhile, express your willingness to wait and maintain a friendly relationship, regardless of the final outcome. This attitude can demonstrate your maturity and respect, increasing the likelihood of successful recovery.