The Top Five Regrets of the Dying

What did you learn? I'm actually I'm reading at the moment the book by Bronnie Ware.

It's called The Top Five Regrets of Dying.

Oh, cool.

And she goes and does like that hospice palliative work.

Not that you were five for five on your checklist every day on your 20s, 30s, 40s and on, right? No, what does it look like when you peel that back? What does it look like under the surface? What makes you, you? And sometimes we have to step back, go away, leave the day-to-day world we've created to see life from a different angle.

Eliminate the steps, the requirements, the technicalities, and what are you left with when you put your head on the pillow at night? What makes you smile? Bronnie Ware states in her book, Regrets of the Dying, that not living a life true to oneself was one of the greatest regrets people experienced.

Isn't it worthy of your time, your attention? Don't you owe it to yourself to make sure that your vision is defined and your actions support that? See, anyone can move just to move and anyone can breathe just to breathe.

But the ones who make the most of each step, each breath, they put themselves in position to live life differently.