When most of us imagine ending a summer with no regrets, we probably picture a very packed calendar filled with trips, events, and big memorable outings, one after another after another.
So we try to cram things in and we end up exhausted and somehow still feeling a little bit empty.
Instead, it seems to stem from not being present for the things that you actually did do.
It's the feeling that the whole thing kind of just happened to you while you were distracted or tired or waiting for some better moment to come along.
One single ordinary evening you are fully present for will always be a packed week that you slept through every single time.
If your summer didn't look like the aesthetic Pinterest version online, that is not a regret.
The regret would be missing the good summer you actually had because you were too busy mourning the one that you didn't.
When most of us imagine ending a summer with no regrets, we probably picture a very packed calendar filled with trips, events, and big memorable outings, one after another after another.
So we try to cram things in and we end up exhausted and somehow still feeling a little bit empty.
Instead, it seems to stem from not being present for the things that you actually did do.
It's the feeling that the whole thing kind of just happened to you while you were distracted or tired or waiting for some better moment to come along.
One single ordinary evening you are fully present for will always be a packed week that you slept through every single time.
If your summer didn't look like the aesthetic Pinterest version online, that is not a regret.
The regret would be missing the good summer you actually had because you were too busy mourning the one that you didn't.
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