Corrina RawlinsonFounder of She's Honeslty Mental

Changed Behavior Means Growth | Healing Through Accountability – Corrina Rawlinson

13 Oct 2025

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A short monologue arguing that changed behaviour — including apologising and altering actions — is evidence of personal growth and accountability. The speaker uses animal metaphors (leopard/dog) to contrast unwillingness to change with openness to learning, and frames behavioural change as a conscious choice toward who one wants to be.

They've actually stopped and apologised and changed their behaviour. And I really feel like changed behaviour is a sign of realising that potentially the way they're behaving isn't ideal for who you want to be as a person. I hate that saying that a leopard never changes its spots if that dog's not willing to learn the new tricks. Sure. But if you've got a dog that's sitting there and going, actually, yeah, show me, show me how, like, why not?